Standardize Way to Set up Python in Linux Distributions
I had a doubt regarding python setup on Linux Distributions.
As usually we have python 3.6 or somethings present by default in Linux Machines on cloud.
So is there any standardized way to set up newer python versions?
Let say i want to install python version 3.11 .
Then once i install using sudo-apt install
i see i do not get the output on
Standardize Way to Set up Python in Linux Distributions
I had a doubt regarding python setup on Linux Distributions.
As usually we have python 3.6 or somethings present by default in Linux Machines on cloud.
So is there any standardized way to set up newer python versions?
Let say i want to install python version 3.11 .
Then once i install using sudo-apt install
i see i do not get the output on