Make sure Python3 is installed in your system
Step1: Install pip using python3
>python3 -m pip install pip
>python3 -m pip --version #Verify the pip version
Step2: Install virtualenv
>pip install virtualenv
Step3: Create the virtual environment for your project
project1>virtualenv <your-virtual-env-name>
# Eg. >virtualenv myenv --> folder name myenv will get created
Step4: Activate the virtual environment before you start working on your project
Linux/macOS --> $source myenv/bin/activate
Windows --> >myenv\Scripts\activate.bat
You should see the name of your virtual environment in brackets on your terminal line like this --> (myenv)
Eg: (myenv) C:\Users\..\..\..\projectname\venv\Scripts>
Step5: To deactivate the virtual environment and use your original Python environment, simply type ‘deactivate’ at that location --> myenv/Scripts/
>myenv/Scripts/deactivate.bat
$source myenv/Scripts/deactivate