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Installing Python packages in Jupyter Notebooks
When installing packages using pip, the recommended approach is to use python -m pip install
instead of pip install
. Refer the Installing Python Modules documentation.
Any command prefixed with !
is treated as a shell command in Jupyter cells. Thus !pip install <module>
is treated as a simple shell command that translates to pip install <module>
. However the recommendation is to use python -m pip install <module>
. To get this desired behavior one must use %pip install <module>
However when installing packages in Jupyter into a conda environment, use of conda install
is preferred over pip install
. Hence its highly recommended that one use %conda install
in jupyter notebooks when dealing with Conda enviornments.
See here for further details https://jakevdp.github.io/blog/2017/12/05/installing-python-packages-from-jupyter/
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