Can I specify the python version?
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Can I, in the command line, switch the python version 'on the fly'? Or specify the path to the interpreter. unlinking and linking python versions could break other things. If I "ln -s python3.6 /usr/bin/python" it works. if it is "ln -s python2 /usr/bin/python" it don't work.
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If you have a Python file (say utility.py) you can run it from the command line by specifying which Python interpreter: python3.6 utility.py or python3 utility.py.
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