Managing Multiple Python Versions on Windows

After downloading a new python version it's often confusing to call for the specific version from windows command prompt.

Goal

Easy way to call a specific version in a way like: python310 -> Python 3.10 python311 -> Python 3.11 etc

Steps

1. Have multiple python version downloaded.
2. Open Windows Powershell as administrator.
3. Use command cd $HOME\appdata\local\programs\python and then use ls to list python directories like following.

4. For each Python version use command copy python[version]\python.exe python[version]\python[version].exe For exmaple: Python311 would use copy python311\python.exe python311\python311.exe
5. Open Environment Variables from System Properties and edit Path.
6. For each Python version add c:\users\[user]\appdata\local\programs\python\python[version]\scripts\ and c:\users\[user]\appdata\local\programs\python\python[version]\
7. Set default version by moving them up.
8. Now python can be called in command prompt using python[version].