To delete an environment in conda, you can use the conda remove
command with the --name
flag to specify the name of the environment you want to delete.
For example, if you want to delete an environment named "myenv", you would use the following command:
conda remove --name myenv
If you are not sure of the name of the environment you want to delete, you can list all the environments on your system using the conda env list
command. This command will show the name, location, and current status of each environment on your system.
Here is an example of how to use the conda env list
command to view a list of environments:
conda env list
Once you have identified the name of the environment you want to delete, you can use the conda remove command to delete it.
To delete an environment in conda, you can use the conda remove
command with the --name
flag to specify the name of the environment you want to delete.
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