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pip command not found - Able98 - May-31-2017
I just installed Ubuntu 16.04 and checking in the terminal it has both python2 and python3.
However, when I type
sudo pip install joblib
I get a command not found error. I guess I need to install pip.
How do I do this?
RE: pip command not found - snippsat - May-31-2017
sudo apt install python3-pipI have a Linux tutorial here .
RE: pip command not found - Able98 - May-31-2017
I am now getting this message
"The program 'pip' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing: sudo apt install python3-pip
RE: pip command not found - sparkz_alot - May-31-2017
Try using 'pip3' instead of 'pip'
RE: pip command not found - wavic - May-31-2017
sudo apt install python-pip
RE: pip command not found - Able98 - May-31-2017
(May-31-2017, 04:33 PM)wavic Wrote: sudo apt install python-pip
That did it.
It now suggests I upgrade by typing: pip install --upgrade pip
Should I do it?
RE: pip command not found - snippsat - May-31-2017
(May-31-2017, 04:43 PM)Able98 Wrote: It now suggests I upgrade by typing: pip install --upgrade pipYes,but this is for Python 2.
You do the same for Python 3.
pip3 install -U pipIf you look at my tutorial again,here a quote.
Quote:The main focus will be running Python 3.5 or higher on Linux.So as new user you should be using Python 3.5 or higher,
there are very few excuses these days to start with Python 2.
RE: pip command not found - Able98 - May-31-2017
Thanks. I guess it is running. I will go over your tutorial and recheck what I have done.