There is a strange phenomenon in the Python world. People train neural networks, automate infrastructure, write complex tools and maintain applications for years while still having very little understanding of Python virtual environments.
I'm not entirely sure why this happens. Maybe it's because Python has such a low barrier to entry that beginners skip this topic just to get their first script running and then never come back to it as they progress further, focusing on Python syntax and programming skills instead.
At later stages of learning, this leads people to ask questions like:
"How do I back up all dependencies of my Python project?"
"How do I run pip install on a machine without internet access?"
