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Python, somewhat similar ot Node, uses a system of installed modules/packages. But as you continue to install more and more modules, it might get a bit tricky to keep track of all of them. In this Byte, we'll explore how to get a list of all locally installed Python...
Scott Robinson
In Python the requirements.txt file helps manage dependencies. It's a simple text file that lists the packages that your Python project depends on. But did you know you can also specify a direct GitHub repo as a source in your requirements.txt? In this Byte, we'll explore how and...
In Python, pip is a widely used package manager that allows developers to install and manage 3rd party libraries that are not part of the Python standard library. When working within a virtual environment, you may need to make sure that pip itself is up-to-date. This Byte will guide you...
Python, a versatile and powerful programming language, boasts an extensive ecosystem of packages. These packages can be easily managed and installed using pip, Python's package installer. Sometimes, however, you might need to install a package directly from a Git repository branch. This can be useful when you need to use...
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Package managers are tools commonly created for programming languages that make the setup and management of third-party packages easier. Pip is the preferred package manager in Python for both the native Pip modules and the ones installed inside the virtual environments. When Pip is invoked, it automatically crawls against the...
Sathiya Sarathi Gunasekaran
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