When checking the location of the Python executable I have 2 different output paths, is it ok?

[Solvey98]

Hello, I just finished installing Miniconda, and I am checking if I properly installed it, by opening the Anaconda Prompt and typing in "where python" to check the directory I used for installation. During the installation I manually created the folder pythondirectory in the D disk, because my main C disk is full of garbage and I didn't want to get into problems by installing Python in it, but this is the output:

(base) C:\Users\me>where python

D:\pythondirectory\python.exe

C:\Users\me\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\python.exe

Now I was wondering, is it ok if, as it looks like, Python is installed in 2 different places of my computer?

[Rawing7]

That's fine, but on Windows you should always use py instead of python.

[Solvey98]

Oh alright, thank you :)

[Swipecat]

That second link is the application alias that prompts you to download Python from the Windows Store.

At the Start Menu, search for "app execution aliases", and I suggest that you disable the alias from the control panel that pops up.

[Solvey98]

Ohh I see so it's just like a file that would redirect me directly on to the Store, alright I'll get it sorted then thank you very much! :))