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For this, use a free application Funter, which allows you to show and hide hidden files with one click. You can view them only if you make all your hidden files visible.

~/Library/Saved Application State/Īlso, there are some hidden files in the User’s folder.

In our case, we have found the following files in the Library’s subfolders: The service files are stored in the Library folder.

Now we’ve come closer to the last important step – to find and remove all the service files Python has created while you were using it.

Please, make sure you remove the Python uninstall package entirely, not just separate files.

Then go to the Application folder in Finder and move Python to Trash.

Click the “x” button to close the Python processes.

Also, we recommend that you open Activity Monitor and check whether some processes are still active.

This step is very important for a safe deletion of the program.

First, quit the application and close all running processes of Python in the background.

To uninstall Python 3 on Mac completely and safely, please follow the steps below.

Never modify or delete files related to the pre-installed Python by Apple. If you use older versions of the Mac operating system but downloaded a new version of Python 3 from its official website, then you should be careful when trying to uninstall the program. Please note, Apple pre-installed and provided Python 2.7 in Mac OS X 10.8. Python is used not only by IT professionals, developers and engineers but also by people involved in data mining and analytics in the field of Big Data. Today, the support for Python is carried out by a team of developers of the same institution. Python began to be developed in the late eighties by the employees of the Dutch National Research Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science Guido van Rossum. Python is an extremely simple and flexible language that allows developers to effectively solve the problems of scripting, rapid prototyping and research programming.