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Sure, I’d be happy to help you with that! Adding a Python repository on Ubuntu typically involves using the add-apt-repository command. This command is not installed by default on some systems, so you may need to install it first. Here’s a step-by-step tutorial:
software-properties-common provides the necessary scripts for managing software repositories.
Assuming you want to add the repository for Python 3.9, you would use the following command:
This particular repository (ppa:deadsnakes/ppa) provides newer versions of Python that are not available in the default Ubuntu repositories.
After adding the repository, update the package list to include the new repository:
Now you can install the desired Python version. Continuing with Python 3.9 as an example:
Check the installed Python version:
This should display the Python version you just installed.
If you want to set the new version as the default Python version, you may need to update the symbolic links. However, be cautious, as changing the default Python version can affect system tools and scripts that rely on a specific version.
Remember that using third-party repositories may have security implications, so only add repositories from trusted sources.
Make sure to adjust the version numbers in the commands if you want to install a different Python version.
That’s it! You’ve successfully added a Python repository on Ubuntu and installed a specific version of Python.
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