Where does pip auto install on Win10 with py 3.9.4?

[Fran_3]

Question 1 - I read several places that pip automatically installs with later versions of python... right?

Question 2 - I just installed python 3.9.4 on a Win10 64-bit computer.
Entering "py" at the command line launched Python 3.9.4 and it worked.
BUT I had to add python to the environment variables to get it to launch using the word "python" ...
Is that as it should be?

Question 3 - Python seems to installed itself at...
C:\Users\user-01\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39
and not in C:\Programs Files
and not in C:\Program Files (x86)
and not in C:\
Is this as it should be?

Question 4 - Entering "pip" at the command line doesn't launch pip
I thought pip auto installed on Win10 when installing the latest python... in this case that was version 3.9.4...
But... in an attempt to add pip to the environment variables...
I was unable to find a folder named "pip" on the machine...
Where, if anywhere, was pip automatically installed on the Win10 64-bit machine when I installed Python 3.9.4...
Or will I still have to manually install it?
And if so from where? And what version?

Thanks for any help.