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Posted August 26, 2017 2:19am by

How do I install pip? I'm currently running Python 3.6 and looking to add numpy.

I'm currently very confused on how to do this. My computer is running Windows 10. Any tips or links to simple walk through? I've tried youtube, but don't seem to understand it.

Thanks!

1 Answer

August 26, 2017 4:37am

pip should come with Python when you install it. What happens when you try running pip or pip3 from the command prompt?

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