conda-create:tldr:5a6d9

This command is using the conda package manager to create a new Python environment with specific configurations. Let's break down the command and understand what each part means:

• conda create: This is the command to create a new environment using conda.

• --yes: This flag is used to automatically answer yes to any confirmation prompts while creating the environment.

• --name ${py39}: This flag specifies the name of the new environment. In this case, the environment will be named py39. The ${py39} is likely a placeholder variable that needs to be replaced with an actual name.

• python=${3-9}: This flag specifies the version of Python to be installed in the new environment. It looks like the ${3-9} is another placeholder variable which should be replaced with the desired Python version (e.g., 3.9).

• "${numpy>=1-11}": This specifies the package(s) you want to include in the environment. Here, it is attempting to install a package named numpy. "${numpy>=1-11}" indicates that the desired version of numpy should be >=1.11. The ${numpy>=1-11} could also be a placeholder variable or a typo, as it is an unusual format for specifying a package version.

To effectively use this command, you need to replace the placeholder variables (${py39} and ${3-9}) with actual values. Additionally, if you intend to specify a specific version of numpy, make sure to use the correct format for version specification.