A virtual environment is a self-contained directory that isolates a project's dependencies from other Python projects on the same system. It allows you to manage project-specific package versions without conflicts, ensuring reproducibility and preventing system-wide package modifications. Virtual environments are commonly used to create isolated spaces for development, testing, and deployment.
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