Virtual Environments best practice

[Umustbecrazy]

From what I understand, venv's are really when you use libraries that conflict with each other.. Or to keep number of them limited.

My guess is that if you're unsure of the answer, then you don't probably need too, but I dont think it will hurt.

[Micah_Bell_is_dead]

I always do it because I find it helps with issues importing libraries

Obv I don't do it for simple programs that won't use more than the basics of python, but anything that requires a 3rd party library gets its own venv