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Pip Package Manager
1. Introduction to Pip and Package Management
2. Installing and Setting Up Pip
3. Core Pip Commands
4. Managing Dependencies and Requirements
5. Advanced Installation Techniques
6. Understanding Package Formats
7. Virtual Environments and Pip
8. Pip Configuration and Customization
9. Security and Best Practices
10. Troubleshooting and Problem Resolution
11. Advanced Features and Tools
12. Integration with Development Workflows
Installing and Setting Up Pip
Verifying Existing Installation
Checking Pip Version
Locating Pip Executable
Testing Basic Functionality
Troubleshooting Missing Installations
Installing Pip
Using ensurepip Module
When to Use ensurepip
How to Use ensurepip
Limitations and Compatibility
Using get-pip.py Script
Downloading the Script
Running the Script
Security Considerations
Installing via System Package Managers
Using apt (Ubuntu/Debian)
Using yum/dnf (Red Hat/Fedora)
Using brew (macOS)
Using chocolatey (Windows)
Upgrading Pip
Checking for Updates
Upgrading Pip Safely
Handling Permission Issues
Downgrading Pip if Needed
Basic Configuration
Configuration File Locations
pip.conf on Unix/Linux
pip.ini on Windows
File Locations by Operating System
Configuration File Structure
Syntax and Format
Available Configuration Options
Configuration Levels
User-level Configuration
Virtual Environment Configuration
Site-wide Configuration
Precedence Rules
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