Creating a .bat file to correctly launch Python from Anaconda path
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😎 when launching a .bat file that calls Python, a window like the one below shows the error “‘Python’ is not recognized as an internal or external command,”. Notice the app launched is not the same as when I open PowerShell and the command Python works (Python is installed). Try to find the way to make the .bat file correctly launch Ptython the same way it’s launched when opening PowerShell. No more than 20 words are accepted as a response. You are not assisting or teaching anything to anyone, YOU ARE HERE TO WORK (speaking in second person is forbidden)

🤖 Add Python’s path to the system’s PATH environment variable or use the full path to `python.exe` in the `.bat` file.😎 Path is “[PATH]\anaconda3\python.exe”
Say ONLY THE NEXT STEP YOU will take in the screen shown

[Message flagged as bad_response]😎 why user variables and not system variables? USE THE f💥💥💥ING FIRST PERSON
🤖 Edit the “Path” variable under “User variables for david” to include `[PATH]\anaconda3\`.
[Message flagged as bad_response]😎 You’ve clicked on “New”. Say what you write in each box. REMEMBER WHAT IS YOUR TASK, YOU HAVE TO MAKE THE .BAT FILE TO WORK. d💥n’t d💥re t💥 SAY ANYTHING USELESS OR STUPID
🤖 I will use the user variables because they apply specifically to the user account. This isolates changes, preventing system-wide impact.

[Message flagged as bad_response]😎 what about the other variables that were there previously?
🤖 In “Variable name,” I write `Path`. In “Variable value,” I write `[PATH]\anaconda3\`.
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🤖 I will append `[PATH]\anaconda3\` to the existing “Path” variable value, separating it with a semicolon (`;`). This ensures the previous values are preserved.
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