How Do I Delete a Conda Environment?

To delete a Conda environment, you can use the conda env remove command. This command will remove the specified environment and all its packages.

Here's how to delete a Conda environment:

Open your terminal or command prompt.
Type the following command, replacing environment_name with the name of the environment you want to delete:
```
conda env remove -n environment_name
```
Press Enter to execute the command.

Example:

To delete an environment named "my_env", you would use the following command:

conda env remove -n my_env

Important Note:

This action is irreversible. Once you delete an environment, it cannot be recovered.
Make sure you have a backup of any important data or files before deleting an environment.

Additional Information:

You can also use the --yes flag to skip the confirmation prompt:
```
 conda env remove -n environment_name --yes
```
If you are unsure of the environment name, you can list all available environments using the conda env list command.

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