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

This video tutorial guides users through installing Python 3.9.2 on a Windows computer, verifying the installation, and setting up Pipenv for managing virtual environments. It covers checking for existing Python installations, downloading and installing Python, ensuring PIP is installed, and configuring environment variables to include Pipenv. The tutorial also addresses common warnings and demonstrates how to upgrade PIP to the latest version.

What is the first step to take before installing Python on a Windows computer?

• Install Pipenv

• Download the latest version of Python

• Configure the system path

• Check if Python is already installed

What should you do if the Python version command returns no output?

• Reinstall Python

• Restart the terminal

• Check the system path

• Download a different version of Python

What is the primary purpose of Pip?

• To configure system paths

• To update Python

• To install Python packages

• To create virtual environments

What is the main function of Pipenv?

• To configure system paths

• To update Python packages

• To create and manage virtual environments

• To manage Python installations

Which command is used to install Pipenv for a specific user?

• pip install pipenv

• pipenv --user install

• pip install --user pipenv

• pipenv install

What should you do if Pipenv is not recognized as a command?

• Add the Pipenv script folder to the system path

• Download a different version of Pipenv

• Restart the computer

• Reinstall Pipenv

How can you update the Pip package installer?

• Using the command 'pip update'

• Using the command 'python -m pip install --upgrade pip'

• Reinstalling Python

• Downloading the latest version of Pip