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I realized that since I used conda to install everything, all I had to do was write out

conda activate virtualenvironmentname

But being the silly monkey I am, I went and cd.. until I was in the most root(iest?) directory and ran source mypython/bin/activate

Is there a chance that I broke my computer?

As you can clearly see, I am a monkey who is new to computer science.

sinoroc
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Joseph Choi
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    With virtual environments you can always `deactivate` them. You can take a look at this [answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/990779/11286032) for more details on deactivating a `venv`. – Marcelo Paco Mar 03 '23 at 21:31
  • If you only activated the Python virtual environment, but did not install anything (with *pip* or *conda*) while it was active, then most likely nothing of consequence happened. Deactivate (or close the terminal session), and you can start again cleanly from scratch. – sinoroc Mar 04 '23 at 10:51

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