Accidentally Deleted Python from macOS Ventura 13.6
In my effort to uninstall my current Python and replace it with Anaconda, I utilized the 'rm' command in the terminal to remove Python 3.11 specifically from the '/library/bin' directory. I took care to specify the version 3.11 and avoid affecting the version that macOS uses for its internal operations. However, despite removing only these files and also deleting Python 3 folder from the Applications in Finder, I am unable to locate any Python installation on my Mac. I executed the 'python --version' command across all user accounts, and none of them returned any version information, indicating that Python may no longer be present on my Mac. I haven't observed any performance issues, and I plan to install the latest version of Python 3 for my programming needs. I want to ensure that removing the macOS internal Python won't lead to any future problems or necessitate an OS reinstallation.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 13.5