Managing Python Dependencies Transcripts
Chapter: Managing Third-Party Dependencies With pip
Lecture: Recap and Summary
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Congratulations, you've just completed the managing third party dependencies with pip module in this course. Let's review what you've learned.
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So we started out by talking about dependency management what it is good for, what packages are and how they work in Python.
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Next up, you learned about pip, the Python package manager. After that, we made sure you've got the latest version of pip installed on your system.
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Then you learned about Python package repositories like PyPi; after that, we were installing packages from the command line using the pip tool.
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You also learned how to identify and update outdated packages on your system.
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And last, you learned how to uninstall packages from your Python environment. Here is some key takeaways for this module in the course.
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Dependency management principles and package managers are key ingredients to modern software development. They allow you to simply search and install
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well packaged third party building blocks that you can then use in your own programs. A key tool for that is pip, Python's recommended package manager.
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Generally, third party Python packages will be hosted on so called package repositories like PyPi. Pip also has powerful version management features,
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they can help you keep your local packages up to date and under control.