Apple’s Mac OS comes with python 2.7 installed by default. Perhaps you may want to use python 3.x.x on your machine and also use pip for package management with python 3.x.x. The easiest way to achieve this is by:
NOTE: This tutorial does not useVirtual Environments like virtualenv or pyenv to manage various python versions
Mac Pip Command Not Found
There are several ways to install Git on a Mac. The easiest is probably to install the Xcode Command Line Tools. On Mavericks (10.9) or above you can do this simply. The command to install pip on Linux will vary based on the distribution you're using (and the package manager). Below I'll list the common package managers. APT (Advanced Packaging Tool) Python 2.x sudo apt-get install python-pip Python 3.x sudo apt-get install python3-pip Pacman Python 2.x sudo pacman -S python2-pip Python 3.x sudo pacman -S. Virtual Environments. Examples of instructions for installing a requirements.txt file are typically preceded by a source bin/activate command which executes the activate script in the project’s bin folder. An activate script is placed in each virtual environment established to store different sets of dependencies required by different projects in separate isolated locaations.
1. Installing python3
- Follow this link and download the latest python3OS Xpackage
- Run the package and follow the steps to install python3on your computer.
- Once the installation is done, on your Terminal, run
This will print out the version of python installed on your system. The output should be similar to:
You may verify the installation directory of python by runningthe following line on the Terminal.
The prompt should print the install path for python3. An example output is:
2. Install pip3:
- Securely download the get-pip.pyfile from this link
- From the directory where the file was downloaded to, run the following command in the Terminal
- Once the installation completes you should see the prompt print message similar to this
- Verify the installation of pip3by running the following on theTerminal
This should return the install location of pip3.
- To install python3packages usingpip3, run
Remember to replace packageName with the appropriate package name for your case.

Pip Install Command
Happy Pythoning!