Win10上的两个python3解释器引起误解

Question

I used win10. When I installed Visual Studio2017, I configure the Python3 environment. And then after half year I installed Anaconda(Python3) in another directory. Now I have two interpreters in different directories.

Now, no matter in what IDE I code the codes, after I save it and double click it in the directory, the Python File is run by the interpreter configured by VS2017.

Why do I know that? I use sys.path to get to know it. But when I use VS2017 to run the code, it shows no mistake. The realistic example is that I pip install requests in cmd, then I import it in a Python File. Only when I double click it, the Traceback says I don't have this module. In other cases it works well.

So, how to change the default python interpreter of the cmd.exe?

Answer 1

Just change the interpreter order of the python in the PATH is enough.
If you want to use python further more, I suggest you to use virtual environment tools like pipenv to control your python interpreters and modules.