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Is there a way to set PYTHONPATH permanently?

Every day, when I open an Ubuntu terminal and want to run a python project, I have to run previously export PYTHONPATH=$(pwd). Is there a way to avoid doing this every time I switch on my computer? Is there a way to set my PYTHONPATH permanently for that project?

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Put the following line in your ~/.bashrc file:

export PYTHONPATH=/the/location/of/the/path

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