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How to Completely Uninstall Anaconda in Ubuntu Linux

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In this tutorial, we explain how to completely uninstall Anaconda in Ubuntu Linux. That is, we explain how to perform a clean uninstall of Anaconda in Linux Ubuntu.

Motivation: If you are a student learning Python, or an engineer, you would probably need to uninstall Anaconda at least once, and to install it again. Namely, it can happen that the packages in the base installation of Anaconda become corrupted or unusable due to frequent use of pip install, and some compatibility issues might appear (keep in mind that it is a suggested practice to always install packages in insolated Anaconda environments and not in the base environment). If we do not perform a clean uninstall of Anaconda, next time we install Anaconda, we will automatically load the previous settings. Uninstalling Anaconda in Linux Ubuntu is not as simple as erasing the Anaconda installation folder. We have to erase the installation folder, several hidden folders, and we have to remove some lines from the .bashrc file that is automatically executed every time we open a terminal. If we do not follow these steps, we will not be able to perform clean uninstall of Anaconda, and next time we load Anaconda, we might load the settings from the previous installation. Consequently, it is very important to learn how to properly uninstall Anaconda in Linux Ubuntu.

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