title: Should i remove Python 3.6 while installing Python 3.8 or newer?
body: <p>I tried to install a certain python module that required python 3.6 minimum to work properly so I checked my version using <code>python --version</code> which gave me the output of <code>Python 2.7.17</code> and then used <code>python3 --version</code> giving me <code>Python 3.6.9</code>. Now, I know for a fact that i have Python 3.8 installed because I ran <code>apt install python3.8</code> just before checking the version.</p>
  <p>If someone wants to know what my system is running; I am currently running Elementary OS 5.1.7 Hera.</p>
  <p>EDIT:
  (IDK what term to use, I want to say I am done going through answers, and I liked none.)
  After a while of whacking my brain, I decided not to uninstall the 3.6 version as It may have version specific modules which if removed may cause other installed programs to break.
  <br>Since I just use Linux for my college-work, It wont matter if more than one versions are installed anyway.</p>
  <p>Sorry for any mistakes I may have made, I was never good at this kind of things.</p>