https://github.com/rachitiitr/conda101
This "Conda Tutorial" is part of the quest to navigate your "Software Engineer Career" into "Senior Developer" and "Lead Developer" Roles. Join Rachit Jain in his journey as he learns and shares his knowledge from a University Student to a Senior Software Engineer.
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This "Conda Tutorial" is part of the quest to navigate your "Software Engineer Career" into "Senior Developer" and "Lead Developer" Roles. Join Rachit Jain in his journey as he learns and shares his knowledge from a University Student to a Senior Software Engineer.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/rachitiitr/conda101
- Owner: rachitiitr
- Created: 2019-12-28T09:06:01.000Z (almost 6 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2019-12-28T09:58:34.000Z (almost 6 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-01-19T07:13:22.439Z (9 months ago)
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# Conda Cheatsheet
>**NOTE:**
This tutorial is part of the series lead by Rachit Jain, an ex-Microsoft Software Engineer.
With experience, you improve, but how many Senior Software Engineers are out there who share their complete journey of their growth?
Join Rachit in the journey to learn and master your technical skills and navigate into `Senior Software Engineering` roles, and becoming a 10x Developer.
Installation at https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html
Watch the YouTube video for the demo [here](#videocomingsoon) on **Algorithms with Rachit**.
This is the list of `major Conda commands` that you would need while working as a Software Engineer.
- **Creating an environment**
- Create an empty environment
- ```bash
conda create -n myfirstcondaenv
```
- Create conda environment with Python 3.7
- ```bash
conda create -n mysecondcondaenv python=3.7
```
- Create conda environment from requirements.txt file
- ```bash
conda create -n myenv -f requirements.txt
```
- **Installing/Removing Packages**
- Install from default channels into current environment
- ```bash
conda install scipy
```
- Install from specific channel into current environment
- ```bash
conda install scipy --channel conda-forge
```
- Install specific versions into specific environment
- ```bash
conda install scipy=0.15.0 curl=7.26.0 -n py34_env
```
- Removing specific versions into specific environment
- ```bash
conda remove scipy=0.15.0 curl=7.26.0 -n py34_env
```
- **Searching for Packages**
- Search for a package into default channels
- ```bash
conda search scipy
```
- Search for a package with specfic version
- ```bash
conda search python=3.9
```
- Search for a package into specific channels only
- ```bash
conda search --override-channels --channel mutirri iminuit
```
- **Listing packages in current environment**
- Complete list of packages of current environment
- ```bash
conda list
```
- Exporting the above list into a requirements.txt file
- ```bash
conda list --export > requirements.txt
```
- Search for a specific package in current environment
- ```bash
conda list python=3.7
```
- **Other commands**
- Listing all conda environments
- ```bash
conda env list
```
- Delete an environment and everything in it
- ```bash
conda env remove -n myfirstenv
```
- Conda information (conda version, about channels, etc)
- ```bash
conda info
```
For more cheatsheet commands, visit [this](https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/4.6.0/_downloads/52a95608c49671267e40c689e0bc00ca/conda-cheatsheet.pdf).