Creating new virtual env in Python3 core

First install virtualenv package


pip3 install virtualenv

Now you can create new environment lets flaskblog


python3 -m virtualenv flaskblog

Now Source it

source flaskblog/bin/activate

Use below command to quit environment
deactivate



You can alway check environment with 
which python3

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