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Im on Ubnutu 22 and trying to run some python code I developed on my mac which runs python 3.12, Ubuntu 22 comes with python 3.10.x but I cant use that version. Im also using the idle IDE and pip as the package manager. I have been unable to install various packages with pip into python 3.12 because they don't end up in the 3,10 version path. I am concerned about inserting links because they may redirect only a part of the environment and leave me more confused than before. Why is there no simple way for the uninitiated to install python3.xx have the package managers and everything else work without wrestling with all manner of complexities. Is there a simple way to do this ? Thanks

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