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The phrase “Python Package” is associated with everything from .py files to .tar archives to .whl distributions. This quick read introduces the various ways that Python code has been made available for use, as well as how to work with them.
Read MoreConda and Anaconda Navigator are package managers that can be used to add packages to your environment. This guide shows how to use them to add packages in Anaconda Python.
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The pip package manager can be used to update one or more packages system-wide. This guide shows how to update all Python packages for Windows and Linux.
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In some cases, you may need to automate the updating of multiple deployments. This guide provides shows how to create a Python script to install packages.
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If you have a Python package that is not compatible with pip, it may need to be installed manually. Learn how to manually install Python Packages.
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The Pip Package Manager is the de facto standard for managing Python distributions, and is recommended for installing Python packages for Windows.
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The Pip Package Manager is the de facto standard for managing Python distributions, and can be used to uninstall Python packages.
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If you’re using an older version of Python, pip needs to be installed. This tutorial steps through how to install Pip on Windows, and keeping it updated.
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