After searching online, it was found that deleting a few files could achieve the expected result. However, there was no permission to delete the /usr/bin/python3 and /usr/bin/pip3 files. I tried using the root account and temporarily disabling the SIP solution in system recovery mode, but the problem remained unsolved.

After searching online, it was found that deleting a few files could achieve the expected result. However, there was no permission to delete the /usr/bin/python3 and /usr/bin/pip3 files. I tried using the root account and temporarily disabling the SIP solution in system recovery mode, but the problem remained unsolved.

After searching online, it was found that deleting a few files could achieve the expected result. However, there was no permission to delete the /usr/bin/python3 and /usr/bin/pip3 files. I tried using the root account and temporarily disabling the SIP solution in system recovery mode, but the problem remained unsolved.

After searching online, it was found that deleting a few files could achieve the expected result. However, there was no permission to delete the /usr/bin/python3 and /usr/bin/pip3 files. I tried using the root account and temporarily disabling the SIP solution in system recovery mode, but the problem remained unsolved.

Problem Description:When executing the python or pip Command in the zsh terminal, it prompts that the command is not found. However, when executing the python3 or pip3 command, it is expected to prompt that the command is not found as well. The actual result pops up the Install Command Line Developer Tools pop-up window for installation.