The Complete Practical Docker Guide - Installing Python, Pip, and Pipenv on macOS

This video tutorial guides viewers through verifying and updating Python installation on macOS, installing pipenv for managing Python virtual environments, and configuring environment variables for seamless access. The tutorial also covers troubleshooting common issues and finalizing the setup process, ensuring users can effectively manage Python projects on their macOS systems.

What is the first step to verify the Python installation on macOS?

• Run a Python script

• Visit the python.org website

• Open the App Store

• Check the version using 'python --version'

Where can you find the latest version of Python for macOS?

• In the App Store

• On the python.org website

• In the Terminal

• On GitHub

What should you do after downloading the Python installer?

• Open it with a text editor

• Run the installer and follow the prompts

• Delete the installer

• Move it to the Applications folder

What is Pipenv used for?

• Debugging Python scripts

• Creating Python GUIs

• Compiling Python code

• Managing Python virtual environments

How can you check if Pipenv is installed?

• Run a Python script

• Check the App Store

• Look for it in the Applications folder

• Type 'pipenv --version' in the terminal

Which command is discouraged for installing Pipenv?

• brew install pipenv

• pip install pipenv

• apt-get install pipenv

• yum install pipenv

What is the purpose of modifying the PATH variable?

• To access scripts globally from the command line

• To increase system security

• To speed up the terminal

• To change the default shell

Which file should be edited to permanently modify the PATH variable on macOS?

• .bashrc

• .bash_profile

• .zshrc

• .profile

What command is used to update pip?

• pip install --upgrade pip

• pip update

• pip renew

• pip refresh

What should you do after modifying the Z shell configuration file?

• Delete the configuration file

• Restart the computer

• Reinstall Python

• Reload the terminal