Python virtual environments are so powerful, they can even make your code run faster and make you a better dancer. Truly a marvel of modern technology.
D and E are the obvious choices here. It's like asking which two actions a hammer allows you to perform - drive nails and hit things. Virtual environments are all about isolation and dependency management.
A and C are completely irrelevant. Virtual environments are all about managing Python dependencies, not CI/CD pipelines or running other operating systems. Whoever wrote this question needs to brush up on their Python knowledge.
I'm surprised B is even an option. Porting code between different languages has nothing to do with Python virtual environments. That's just plain weird.
D and E are the correct answers. Python virtual environments allow you to create isolated Python environments with specific module dependencies, which is great for testing and debugging.
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