[41phafr34k]

I screwed up.
When some members suggested I use python 3 instead of 2.x I went ahead and tried to reverse the terminal commands I had used to switch from the default 3.x on my Manjaro system to 2.x.

Here are the commands I used to switch from Python 3 to PYthon 2.7:

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cd /usr/bin
ls -l python
    lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7  5 sept. 07:04 python -> python3
ln -sf python2 python
ls -l python
    lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7 Dec 11 19:28 python -> python2

Then a little bit ago I decided that reverseing the commands would switch it back (Dont give me a hard time about doing commands Im not sure
what they do, I am already giving myself a hard time about it). Heres the commands I did:

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ls -l python2
sudo ln -sf python python2
ls-l python2

And now when I try to run Python I get the following error:

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$ python
bash: python: command not found

😧

How do I fix this?

[Malicious Intent]

sudo apt-get remove python

sudo apt-get install python

[41phafr34k]

Ok I was trying to avoid that (not sure why) just thought there may be another way.

And btw its sudo pacman;) (I'm using Manjaro) Just screwin' with ya. Thanks a bunch.

[severos]

I'm not completely sure as I haven't tested, this will either fix your problem, or screw your python, so would be better if you checked it first:

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ln -sf python3 python

python it self is just like a place holder, your previous command "ln -sf python2 python" makes it point to python2, so instead of that, switch 2 to 3 and it should make it point to python3.
Use at your own risk, don't blame me if python is screwed XD

[41phafr34k]

I already went ahead and just removed and reinstalled but I get what your saying and dont see why it wouldnt work