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mamba: Create a new environment, installing the specified packages into it.
$ mamba create --name ${environment_name} ${python=3-10 matplotlib}
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The command "mamba create --name ${environment_name} ${python=3-10 matplotlib}" creates a new Conda environment with the specified name.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- "mamba create" is the command used to create a new Conda environment. "mamba" is an alternative, faster implementation of the "conda" command.
- "--name" is an option that specifies the name of the environment. "${environment_name}" is a placeholder variable for the name you want to give to the environment. You should replace "${environment_name}" with your desired name, without the "${}".
- "${python=3-10}" is another placeholder variable that represents the version of Python you want to install in the environment. In this case, it is set to "3-10", which means any version from Python 3. The "--name" option specifies that the environment name should be the same as the specified version of Python. You can modify this part to specify a specific Python version, e.g., "${python=3.8}" for Python 3.8.
- "matplotlib" is a package that you want to install in the environment. You can modify this to include other packages or specify multiple packages separated by spaces.
In summary, the command creates a new Conda environment with the specified name and installs the specified version of Python and the "matplotlib" package into it.
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