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pyenv:tldr:5e05e
pyenv: Uninstall a Python version under the `${PYENV_ROOT}/versions` directory.
$ pyenv uninstall ${2-7-10}
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The command pyenv uninstall ${2-7-10}
is a Unix shell command that uses the pyenv
tool to uninstall a Python version. Here's an explanation:
-
pyenv
is a popular version manager tool used for managing multiple Python installations on a single system. -
uninstall
is a sub-command ofpyenv
that removes an installed Python version from the system. -
${2-7-10}
is a parameter or an argument passed to theuninstall
sub-command. It specifies the version of Python to uninstall.
In this case, the ${2-7-10}
is a placeholder representing a version number. The actual version number to uninstall should be in place of the ${2-7-10}
. For example, if you want to uninstall Python version 3.6.9, you would use the command pyenv uninstall 3.6.9
.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.