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### Making multiple versions available #### Making multiple versions available
In case you want to be able to use e.g. `python3.11` and `python3.12` you can specify them as multiple arguments. You can select multiple Python versions at the same time by specifying multiple arguments.
E.g. if you wish to use the latest installed CPython 3.11 and 3.12:
Beware that the _first_ version in the list will be the one you get, when you run `python`/`python3`.
~~~bash ~~~bash
# use python 3.11 when running `python`/`python3`, also make `python3.12` available
pyenv global 3.11 3.12 pyenv global 3.11 3.12
~~~ ~~~
Whenever you run a command provided by a Python installation, these versions will be searched for it in the specified order.
Versions selected with `pyenv shell` are searched first, then `pyenv local`, then `pyenv global`.
[Due to the shims' fall-through behavior]((#understanding-python-version-selection)), "`system`" is always implicitly searched afterwards.
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### Uninstall Python versions ### Uninstall Python versions