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The following commands may be useful to manage conda environments. Type the following commands in Terminal. For more information, please refer to the "Managing environments" and "Managing packages" sections in the Conda User Guide.

List all of your environments. In the output, your current environment will be marked with an asterisk (*).

conda info --envs

or

conda env list

To activate a conda environment that was previously created, type (without the angle brackets):

conda activate <environment-name>

Deactivate a conda environment once you are finished working with it:

conda deactivate

Or, to return to the

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environment, type (with no environment specified):

conda activate

View a list of packages installed in an environment:

If the environment is not activated, type (without the angle brackets):

conda list -n <environment-name>

If the environment was already activated with conda activate earlier:

conda list

To see if a specific package is installed in an environment, type (without the angle brackets):

conda list -n <environment-name> <package-name>

Or, if the environment was already activated with conda activate earlier, type (without the angle brackets):

conda list <package-name>

To install a package in an environment:

conda install --name <environment-name> <package-name>

Remove an environment:

conda remove --name <environment-name> --all

or

conda env remove --name <environment-name>

Using pip in a conda environment

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