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certainly! installing python on a linux system via the command line is a straightforward process. here, i’ll guide you through the steps using examples. in this tutorial, i’ll assume you are using a debian-based distribution (like ubuntu). if you’re using a different distribution, the package manager commands might be slightly different.
open your terminal emulator. you can usually find it in your system’s applications menu or use the keyboard shortcut ctrl + alt + t.
it’s always a good practice to update the package lists before installing anything. use the following command:
to install python, use the following command:
this command installs python 3, which is the latest version as of my knowledge cutoff in january 2022. if you specifically need python 2, you can replace python3 with python.
once the installation is complete, you can verify it by checking the installed python version. use the following command:
this should display the python version you installed.
pip is the package installer for python. you can install it using the package manager:
check if pip is installed correctly:
this should display the pip version along with the python version.
that’s it! you’ve successfully installed python on your linux system using the command line.
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