What is the difference between conda and pip?

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There is a case of installing a package this time, but when installing a new package in a Windows environment, I used pip to install it, but there is something called conda. Is there any difference?

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2022-09-21 15:44

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Pip is a package management tool.

Use to install modules or manage intermodule dependencies.

On the other hand, a tool called conda is a tool that provides a virtual environment like virtualenv.

In other words, you create a separate virtual environment using condas to isolate (independent space), and you install packages using pip in that isolated space. (Of course, conda can install packages managed by anaconda.org)

For conda, it feels like virtualenv + pip, but there is a limitation that packages that can be installed are limited to packages that are managed by anaconda.org.


2022-09-21 15:44

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