conda python” is not a specific command or instruction, but it seems like you are trying to refer to using Python within the Conda environment. Conda is a package manager and environment management system commonly used for Python and other programming languages.

To use Python in a Conda environment, you typically have two options:

1. Creating a New Conda Environment with Python: You can create a new Conda environment with a specific version of Python using the following command:

This command will create a new environment named “myenv” with Python version 3.8 installed.

2. Activating an Existing Conda Environment: If you already have a Conda environment set up and want to use Python within it, you can activate the environment using the following command:

Replace “myenv” with the name of your specific environment.

After activating the environment, you can use Python and install packages specific to that environment without affecting the system-wide Python installation.

Remember that the exact command syntax might vary based on your operating system and the version of Conda you are using. Additionally, you may need to have Conda installed and set up correctly before using these commands.