the first thing you see on your line(my_envsammy@sammy:~/environmentsthis prefix lets us know that the environment my_env is currently activemeaning that when we create programs here they will use only this particular environment' settings and packages notewithin the virtual environmentyou can use the command python instead of python and pip instead of pip if you would prefer if you use python on your machine outside of an environmentyou will need to use the python and pip commands exclusively after following these stepsyour virtual environment is ready to use step -creating "helloworldprogram now that we have our virtual environment set uplet' create traditional "helloworld!program this will let us test our environment and provides us with the opportunity to become more familiar with python if we aren' already to do thiswe'll open up command-line text editor such as nano and create new file(my_envsammy@sammy:~/environmentsnano hello py once the text file opens up in the terminal window we'll type out our programprint("helloworld!"