bash python command not found centos 8
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Absolutely, here’s a step-by-step tutorial on resolving the “bash: python: command not found” issue on CentOS 8.
When you encounter the error message bash: python: command not found on CentOS 8, it typically means that the system cannot find the Python interpreter in its path or it might not be installed.
If Python is installed, it will display the version number. If not, it will prompt the error message.
If Python isn’t installed, follow these steps to install it using the package manager dnf:
After installation, recheck the Python version:
Sometimes, even after installation, the system might not recognize the Python command due to the PATH variable. Check the Python binary location:
This command will show the location of the Python binary. If it’s not in the system path, add it manually to the PATH variable.
Replace /path/to/python/bin with the actual path shown by the which python command.
For better project management and isolation, consider using Python virtual environments.
Create a simple Python script (hello.py for example):
Run the script:
By following these steps, you should resolve the bash: python: command not found error on CentOS 8. Installation, verification, and optionally setting up a virtual environment will ensure Python functions properly on your system.
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