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I was having difficulties upgrading python3 which I downloaded from python.com. Anytime I try upgrading it, the new version doesn't show up on the terminal, so I remember going by what someone had posted on this platform about alias =... something I can't remember. 

Now the problem is that, when I type python on my terminal, it shows the current version (3.10.4) of python while when I type python3, it shows the default version (3.8.8) on my terminal. 

Can someone help me rectify this problem?enter image description here

Alotab
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  • i’ve kinda lived with it and i personally think it’s good to be explicit – Fishball Nooodles Apr 21 '22 at 15:19
  • I was okay with it until I started using django. I have django installed on my computer but anytime I run the server, it says i have no module named Django. – Alotab Apr 21 '22 at 15:28

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What gets executed when you type a command in the shell is controlled by the PATH environment variable (unless the command is a shell built-in command. Some of the things you find along PATH are likely symbolic links.

Ture Pålsson
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