An isolated Python environment that contains its own packages and dependencies, preventing conflicts between projects.
Virtual environments (venv, virtualenv, conda) create isolated package installations per project. Modern tools like uv and Poetry manage environments and dependencies together. Without virtual environments, installing a package for one project could break another.
Using uv to create and manage a virtual environment for the backend, ensuring dependencies are locked and reproducible with 'uv sync --frozen'.
Virtual environments are mandatory for professional Python development — they ensure reproducible builds and prevent dependency conflicts across projects.
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