Bash Error: 'python: command not found' - How to Fix

The error message 'python: command not found' in Bash means the shell cannot recognize the 'python' command. This usually happens if Python isn't installed on your system or the PATH environment variable is set up incorrectly.

To fix this, you can install Python or add the Python executable directory to your PATH. Run the following command in your terminal, replacing '/path/to/python/bin' with the actual path to your Python executable directory:

export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/python/bin

This will add the Python directory to your PATH, making the 'python' command available in your terminal.