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Where is the python path when I don't have .bash_profile?

I am running ubuntu and I do not have .bash_profile.

So my question is: where exactly is my python path installed?

As I can see what the current python path is by doing:

$PYTHON_PATH

returns nothing?

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It is installed by the site module and the executable file of the interpreter itself. sys.path contains the current value.

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You can see your python path in python as follows:

 >> import sys >> print sys.path
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you can create .bash_profile with your favorite editor and paste into it:

 export PYTHONPATH=$HOME/lib/python

or something like that.

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echo $PYTHONPATH / etc / profile and / etc / bashrc are the bash global configuration files before searching in your home directory at startup. It is also safe to create .bash_profile if it does not exist.

Usually PYTHONPATH is empty.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/885544/

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