Which package manager do you use?

In Python, the most common package manager is pip — it is used for installing, updating, and removing packages from PyPI (Python Package Index). To manage dependencies and virtual environments, tools that work on top of pip are often used, such as pipenv or poetry.

Example of installing a package via pip:

pip install requests

If the project uses a requirements.txt file, to install all dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt