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:With so many versions of Python installed and used in the system, it becomes very hard to track which Python program uses which version and environment. The system becomes unpredictable and its workings and faults mysterious. All parts of the graph that lead to this point, lead to confusion. | :With so many versions of Python installed and used in the system, it becomes very hard to track which Python program uses which version and environment. The system becomes unpredictable and its workings and faults mysterious. All parts of the graph that lead to this point, lead to confusion. | ||
;easy_install | ;easy_install | ||
β | :easy_install, much like pip, is a cpan-like tool to download and install Python packages. As of the creation of the comic, many people discourage its use. (e.g., [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3220404/why-use-pip-over-easy-install this question on stack exchange.] | + | :easy_install, much like pip, is a cpan-like tool to download and install Python packages. As of the creation of the comic, many people discourage its use. (e.g., [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3220404/why-use-pip-over-easy-install this question on stack exchange.] |
;Anaconda Python | ;Anaconda Python | ||
:{{w|Anaconda (Python distribution)|Anaconda}} is a Python distribution for data science and machine learning-related applications. | :{{w|Anaconda (Python distribution)|Anaconda}} is a Python distribution for data science and machine learning-related applications. |