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    How to Install Python 3.10 on Ubuntu 20.04

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    In this tutorial, we'll look at how to install Python 3.10 on Ubuntu 20.04 or 18.04 via a prebuilt repository and install extensions/modules.

    Before installing any software, you need to update the repositories and install the latest versions of the packages.

    apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y

    Install Python 3.10 from the PPA

    To install Python 3.10 on Ubuntu 20.04 using the repository, you need to add the deadsnakes PPA. Indeed, it makes installing Python on Ubuntu very easy and allows you to get constant updates, bug fixes, and security updates.

    Install the necessary dependencies to add the repository.

    apt install software-properties-common -y

    Now let's add the deadsnakes PPA repository:

    add-apt-repository ppa:deadsnakes/ppa

    Press Enter.


    Now that the deadsnakes repository has been added to your Ubuntu system, we can install Python 3.10 with the command below.

    apt install python3.10



    After installation, check the installed version of Python.

    python3.10 --version



    Install Python Modules on Ubuntu 20.04

    Modules and extensions are useful in Python because they add functionality to it. They can be installed using the Python Package Manager (PIP).
    Let's install it:
    apt install python3-pip



    Now, after installing the package manager, let's install the module we need.

    For example, to work with telegrams, install the following module:

    pip install python-telegram-bot



    In order to check/see which packages are installed locally, we can use the following command:

    pip list

    Below we can observe the output of the command, and the python-telegram-bot module we installed:

    Package                Version
    anyio                  
    certifi                
    chardet                
    command-not-found      
    dbus-python            
    distro                 
    distro-info            
    h11                    
    httpcore               
    httpx                  
    idna                   
    language-selector      
    netifaces              
    pip                    
    PyGObject              
    pymacaroons            
    PyNaCl                 
    python-apt             
    python-telegram-bot    
    PyYAML                 
    requests               
    requests-unixsocket    
    rfc3986                
    setuptools             
    six                    
    sniffio                
    ssh-import-id          
    ubuntu-advantage-tools 
    ufw                    
    unattended-upgrades    
    urllib3                
    wheel                  
    		3.6.2
    2019.11.28
    3.0.4
    0.3
    1.2.16
    1.4.0
    0.23ubuntu1
    0.14.0
    0.16.3
    0.23.3
    2.8
    0.1
    0.10.4
    20.0.2
    3.36.0
    0.13.0
    1.3.0
    2.0.0+ubuntu0.20.4.7
    20.0
    5.3.1
    2.22.0
    0.2.0
    1.5.0
    45.2.0
    1.14.0
    1.3.0
    5.10
    27.7
    0.36
    0.1
    1.25.8


    Now you can deploy your Python application. In the next article, we will look at how to install Python 3.10 on Centos 7.
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