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GeezerVison is showing pythonprogramming.net — Python Programming Tutorials How to download and install Python Packages and Modules with PipAs time has passed, various installation methods have prevailed. Currently, as of Jan 2015, I would most recommend the use of pip, since almost all packages that you will hear about will be available via pip. Pip also now comes with your default Python installation, whether it is Python 2 or Python 3. Some packages, however, still are not natively available in 64 bit, so using a website with wheel (.whl) files can still be useful. Here's one of my favorite 3rd party "unofficial" sources: http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/ Despite being "unofficial," this website is the most official unofficial source for packages that I know of! There exists 1 challenge(s) for this tutorial. for access to these, video downloads, and no ads.
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