How to Install Seaborn in Conda
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Use the
pip
Command to Install the Seaborn Module -
Use the
conda
Command to Install the Seaborn Module - Use the Anaconda Navigator to Install the Seaborn Module
Anaconda is a package and environment manager for Python applications. It is open-source and widely used by millions of users worldwide.
This tutorial will introduce how to install the seaborn module on your device for Anaconda users.
Use the pip
Command to Install the Seaborn Module
We can very easily use the pip
command to install this package from the command terminal. This command is used as a package installer in Python. We can install the seaborn package by running the below command.
pip install seaborn
It works for users working with Anaconda applications also.
Use the conda
Command to Install the Seaborn Module
Users working with Anaconda can use the conda
command to install the seaborn module. We can run the following command in the command terminal.
conda install seaborn
Sometimes, the latest version of the module might not be available in the default channel of conda. For such cases, we can use the conda-forge
. The conda-forge
is a community-wide effort to provide missing packages or updated modules missing from the default channels.
We can very easily use this to install the latest version of the seaborn module.
conda install -c conda-forge seaborn
Note that this may remove some additional programs, so use it as a last resort.
Use the Anaconda Navigator to Install the Seaborn Module
Alternatively, if we want, we can use the Anaconda Navigator GUI to install this package. After opening the application, one can navigate to Environments, select the base, or install the required environment. From there, select the Not Installed
option of packages. It returns the list of packages not installed on the selected environment. If seaborn is not installed, you will find it in this list and can install it.
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