The Python module installation status is twisted.
Even if you install a pip from a 64-bit Python, you can install it as a 32-bit Python, so I'm trying this and that, but even if the Python is removed, the module is not being installed.
By the way, there are not one or two modules installed with pip, so it is cumbersome to delete them one by one, is there a way to delete them at once?
pip python
Leave the twisted execution environment, create a virtual environment with venv, install only the necessary modules, and activate the virtual environment and use it. It's the cleanest.
The virtual environment is twisted, too.
If it were me,
I use it this way. If you keep this well, there's nothing that gets tangled. If it's tangled, I just throw away the folder and create a new environment and use it.
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