Installed Python 3.10 on Ubuntu: pip not working
The issue was with TensorFlow. I was trying to install TensorFlow with Python 3.10. TensorFlow currently doesn't support Python 3.10 therefore, it was showing the error of not matching any distribution. For other packages, it just worked fine. It currently supports only up to Python 3.9.
How to use pip for Python3.10 instead of Python 3.9?
The best way to handle multiple versions of Python in a single machine is to use pyenv.
You can install multiple versions and choose which one to activate at a local path or at a global context :
https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv
Pip cannot install anything after upgrading to Python 3.10.0 on windows
Try to upgrade your pip
pip install --upgrade pip
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