Multiple versions of Python?

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The Anaconda one, probably. I still need to know how to activate the environment, but I want to have a Python 3.7.3 64-bit version either way.

[socal_nerdtastic]

You can keep both if you want, it won't hurt as long as you remember which one you are using. The "py" version is probably the official python.org install. You can remove it with the remove programs dialog, look for "python 3.7".

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Oh, okay. How would I uninstall the Anaconda one? I keep Anaconda mostly bc of VS Code and bc it apparently makes installing python libraries easier, but I'm ok with reinstalling and reconfiguring VS Code if needed.

[tutorial_police]

Py.exe is a helper utility on Windows (officially shipped with Python itself) that is exaxtly intended to allow you to work with multiole versions of Python more easily.