How to add Python to Path (Windows)
One of the unconfined things well-nigh having Python installed on your Windows machine is that you can wangle it from anywhere. Simply pull up a writ prompt and you can start inward commands, installing new modules via pip, and feeling like a badass hacker!
In order for this to work though, you need to know how to add Python to PATH. PATH is an environment variable. This is what tells the writ line which folders it needs to squint in when searching for the file. If Python isn’t widow to PATH, then you would need to point CMD directly to the Python.exe and then run the executable file:
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