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    How to quit/exit/deactivate a Python Virtualenv

    By RahulSeptember 20, 20221 Min Read

    The Python virtual environment provides a command “deactivate” to go back to normal. Once the virtualenv is activated, you simply run the below command to deactivate the environment and get the original shell back.

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    Quit/Exit/Deactivate the Python Virtual Environment
    Deactivate the Python Virtual Environment

    In the case of using “Anaconda” run the following command to deactivate the conda environment.

    conda deactivate
    

    Reference: https://docs.python.org/3/library/venv.html

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