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> Processing Dependency: python3-pip for package: python3-3.6.86_64 > Processing Dependency: python3-setuptools for package: python3-3.6.86_64 Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile Python 3 installation log on CentOS 7 is given below: $ sudo yum install python3 When prompted, please confirm by pressing ‘y’: Is this ok : y Python 3 on CentOS 6.x/7.xįor CentOS 6.x/7.x or RHEL based distribution, you can install Python 3 using yum. Python 3 can be installed along with Python 2, but you need to be careful in specifying the system’s default Python interpreter. This article will cover the installation of Python 3 on CentOS, Ubuntu, and Windows-based platforms. Most of the Linux distributions come pre-installed with some Python version due to its extensive use in OS libraries and software. Hence the choice of using either of them should be a planned decision based on your current environment and needs. Python currently offers both Python 2.x and Python 3.x, which are not fully compatible with each other and have several differences.

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Yum install python 3