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2- Binary files for python3
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3+ Binary files for Python 3.
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5+ ## Usage
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7+ This repository provides pre-built Python binaries for Linux. Follow the steps below to use them:
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9+ 1 . ** Download the Binary**
10+ - Navigate to the [ Releases] (https://github.com/ anubhavkrishna1/python3-binary/releases) section of this repository.
11+ - Download the appropriate binary archive (` .tar.gz ` or ` .zip ` ) for your desired Python version and architecture.
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13+ 2 . ** Extract the Binary**
14+ - For ` .tar.gz ` files:
15+ ``` bash
16+ tar -xvzf python-< version> -linux-< arch> .tar.gz
17+ ```
18+ ` ` ` bash
19+ tar -xvzf python-< version> -linux-< arch> .tar.gz -C /desired/path
20+ ` ` `
21+ - For ` .zip` files:
22+ ` ` ` bash
23+ unzip python-< version> -linux-< arch> .zip
24+ ` ` `
25+ ` ` ` bash
26+ unzip python-< version> -linux-< arch> .zip -d /desired/path
27+ ` ` `
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29+ 3. ** Set Up Environment**
30+ - Add the extracted binary directory to your ` PATH` :
31+ ` ` ` bash
32+ export PATH=/desired/path/bin:$PATH
33+ ` ` `
34+ - Verify the installation:
35+ ` ` ` bash
36+ python3 --version
37+ ` ` `
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39+ 4. ** Start Using Python**
40+ - You can now use the custom Python binary for your projects.
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