Complete Python Scripting for Automation - Python setup on Linux (Installing required python on Linux)

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on installing Python on Unix-like systems. It begins by explaining the default Python versions available on these systems and the importance of not disturbing existing installations. The tutorial then details the steps to download, extract, compile, and install a specific Python version, emphasizing the need for root access and dependencies. It also covers verifying the installation and creating soft links for easier access to Python and Pip commands. The tutorial concludes with a summary of the steps taken.

What is the first step to install Python on a Unix-like system?

Why should you not disturb the existing Python version when installing a new one?

What command is used to download the required Python software from the command line?

What is the purpose of the 'configure' command in the installation process?

What command is used to compile the downloaded Python source code?

What should you do if you already have a Python version installed and want to install a new one?

How can you verify the installed Python version after installation?

What is the significance of creating a soft link for Python 3?

What command is used to manage packages for Python 3?

What version of Python was installed in the video?