Got a way to do it https://www.w3spot.com/…version.html
Hello this is Gauarv
Suppose you have multiple Python versions installed on your Ubuntu system and
need to install modules using pip for a specific Python version (in your case,
Python 2.7.18). In that case, you can use pip2.7.18 instead of pip to ensure the
modules are installed for the desired performance.
However, it's worth noting that Python 2.7 has reached its end of life, and it's
generally recommended to use Python 3.x for new projects. Consider migrating
your project to Python 3, as Python 3 offers improvements, new features, and
ongoing support from the Python community.
I hope you are clear now.
Thanks
Thanks for the answer it is very helpful.
also, check Python classes in Pune
When dealing with multiple Python versions, using virtual environments is key. Firstly, create separate environments for Python 2.7.12 and 2.7.18 using tools like virtualenv or conda. Then, activate the specific environment and utilize pip as needed. Remember, like an ultrasonic rhinoplasty, precision is crucial to avoid conflicts between versions while installing packages
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