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Currently running Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5 , and it has python2.7 as default. In the terminal, i type ‘python’ and it automatically pulls up python2.7. I don’t want that.
from terminal I have to instead type ‘python3.2’ if i want to use python3.2.
How do i change that?
The safest way is to set an alias in
~/.bashrc:That way you avoid breaking things for scripts relaying on
pythonbeing python2.