Yo! If the vs code terminal command pip install requests seemed to work but you’re unsure, try importing it in a Python script. Just create a new file in VS Code, type `import requests`, and run it. If it doesn’t throw an error, you’re golden!
And yeah, virtual envs matter if you’re working on multiple projects. They prevent dependency conflicts. If you’re not in one, it’s fine for now, but definitely look into it later.
And yeah, virtual envs matter if you’re working on multiple projects. They prevent dependency conflicts. If you’re not in one, it’s fine for now, but definitely look into it later.
