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Hi, I think I maybe accidentally delete the python that came with the macOS. I have the update version (Ventura 13.3.1), and when I check in /System/Library/Frameworks I don't see Python.framework or something with python at all . But I do see usr/bin/python3 (in bin has unix file python3). Can someone tell me if it is OK? this is how its should be? thanks:)
MacBook Pro (2021)
Please refer to another question related to Ventura macOS 13 and Python3
According to contributor Tony T1 - Python 3 is NOT Built into macOS 13 Ventura but can be added
link below
Python3 now included with Ventura - Apple Community
I have not found Python 3 listed in either of the two locations in the Image below
That being System >> Library >> Frameworks OR
System >> Library >> PrivateFrameworks
Thanks, but I don’t sure I understand well. Because in one place I see something with python and in the other place I don’t. Can you check if you see the same in your machine? Assuming of course you haven't played with it like I did lol
OK, so I guess I don’t have problem after all:). Just to confirm - there is no other version either of python in the two locations you showed? (Or any something else with the word python, like Python.framework etc). I do have Unix file name python3 when I go to usr/bin (it a onlyread file, to show that on finder you need to press shift+command+dot). Do you see that?
thanks for helping:)
What you describe is normal. There are placeholder files for Python and various other apps. If you try to run them, it will trigger download of the Command Line tools to install said tools. Most people don’t need these developer tools.
Apple removed the Python 2.7 distribution from the operating system beginning with macOS 12.3, and never bundled Python 3 with the operating system. Python 2.7.18 is now deprecated and unsupported by Python.org.
I keep my Python 3 up to date by using the Python.org universal2 installer. This installs into /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework with links to Python binaries in /usr/local/bin.
Both of Apple's optional Command Line Tools for Xcode 14.3 and Xcode 14.3 itself install Python 3.9.6 binaries into /usr/bin.
I do not recommend other sources or methods for obtaining Python 3.
Welcome though, perhaps if you explain what and why this is important we can better understand what you are attempting to achieve
Help - mistakenly delete python from the operation system
