accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. To verify your installation, in your terminal window, run the command accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. Test your installation. In your terminal window, run the command conda or Miniconda. • You are in a directory that Anaconda or Miniconda can find. • You have closed and re-opened the terminal window after installing conda. Determining your conda version In addition to

accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. To verify your installation, in your terminal window, run the command accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. Test your installation. In your terminal window, run the command conda or Miniconda. • You are in a directory that Anaconda or Miniconda can find. • You have closed and re-opened the terminal window after installing conda. Determining your conda version In addition to

accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. To verify your installation, in your terminal window, run the command accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. Test your installation. In your terminal window, run the command conda or Miniconda. • You are in a directory that Anaconda or Miniconda can find. • You have closed and re-opened the terminal window after installing conda. Determining your conda version In addition to

accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. To verify your installation, in your terminal window, run the command accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. Test your installation. In your terminal window, run the command conda or Miniconda. • You are in a directory that Anaconda or Miniconda can find. • You have closed and re-opened the terminal window after installing conda. Determining your conda version In addition to

accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. To verify your installation, in your terminal window, run the command accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. Test your installation. In your terminal window, run the command conda or Miniconda. • You are in a directory that Anaconda or Miniconda can find. • You have closed and re-opened the terminal window after installing conda. Determining your conda version In addition to

accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. To verify your installation, in your terminal window, run the command accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. Test your installation. In your terminal window, run the command conda or Miniconda. • You are in a directory that Anaconda or Miniconda can find. • You have closed and re-opened the terminal window after installing conda. Determining your conda version In addition to

with the version 1.19.2. 1.1. Concepts 17 conda, Release 23.7.4.dev7 Package installation When you're installing packages, conda recommends being as concrete as possible. Using * wildcards and version that requires version 2.3 of a package. If you upgrade to 2.4 or 3.0, your project will break. You're also using an environment file to create your environment. In the version 2.3.1, 2 is the major version Verifying package contents. 7. Linking packages from package cache into environments. Therefore, if you're experiencing a slowdown, evaluate the following questions to identify potential causes: • Are you

the version 1.19.2. 4.1. User guide 23 conda, Release 23.11.1.dev1 Package installation When you're installing packages, conda recommends being as concrete as possible. Using * wildcards and version that requires version 2.3 of a package. If you upgrade to 2.4 or 3.0, your project will break. You're also using an environment file to create your environment. In the version 2.3.1, 2 is the major version Verifying package contents. 7. Linking packages from package cache into environments. Therefore, if you're experiencing a slowdown, evaluate the following questions to identify potential causes: • Are you

the version 1.19.2. 4.1. User guide 23 conda, Release 23.10.1.dev3 Package installation When you're installing packages, conda recommends being as concrete as possible. Using * wildcards and version that requires version 2.3 of a package. If you upgrade to 2.4 or 3.0, your project will break. You're also using an environment file to create your environment. In the version 2.3.1, 2 is the major version Verifying package contents. 7. Linking packages from package cache into environments. Therefore, if you're experiencing a slowdown, evaluate the following questions to identify potential causes: • Are you

accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. To verify your installation, in your terminal window, run the command accept the defaults. You can change them later. 5. To make the changes take effect, close and then re-open your terminal window. 6. Test your installation. In your terminal window, run the command conda or Miniconda. • You are in a directory that Anaconda or Miniconda can find. • You have closed and re-opened the terminal window after installing conda. Determining your conda version In addition to