Virtual environments are vital if you're developing Python apps or just writing some Python scripts. They allow you to isolate different app requirements to prevent conflicts and keep your global OS environment clean.
Another great advantage of venvs is the ability to replicate the project's environment on almost any computer regardless of its OS or currently installed packages. This eliminates the popular 'well, it runs on my laptop' excuse when your code doesn't run on other team members' machines.
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