Is there a way to start up the terminal with the previously run conda environment instead of having to activate it on every startup? Setting up a default environment doesn’t really help since if the environment you set as your default environment isn’t the one you had for your previous session, you still have to activate it.
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dear albasfaisal
nice to meet you.
It’s easy.
for example,
Create the Conda environment with the conda create command. The following command creates a Python 3.6 environment with the name py36.
(base) $ conda create --name py36 python = 3.6
Activate the created environment with the conda activate environment name.
(base) $ conda activate py36
(py36) $
When you switch the Conda environment, the prompt display also switches from (base) to (py36).
Regards, you.
ktsh.tanaka.2020
I am not sure whether there is any way to do it natively, but you could always place a conda activate line in your .bashrc or similar file, depending on your OS/shell preferences.
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Thanks 
Okay, I’m here anyhow to learn. And there’s much forgotten. ;
The Tutorial is fine and won’t hurt.
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