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Visual Studio Code – trying: "venvscriptsactivate" error:"venvScriptsactivate' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file"

I am trying to activate a virtual environment using venvscriptsactivate on Windows 10 but I keep on getting an error The system cannot find the path specified. What am I doing wrong? The error comes when I try to activate the venv after navigating to its directory using cd venv.

I tried navigating to the venv directory and ran scriptsactivate but I get an error The system cannot find the path specified.

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    First create a virtual environment:

    py -m venv env

    then activate the VM:

    envscriptsactivate
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    In vscode, you can use interface-based operations to create and activate a virtual environment. Ctrl+Shift+P–>Python: Create Environment, read here for details.

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    You can also create and activate a virtual environment using the command line.

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    In addition, select the virtual environment in the Select Interpreter panel, and then create a new terminal to automatically activate the virtual environment.

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