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I already know that the pip command might not correspond to the same Python that python runs. But in my case, it seems not to exist at all. I can't even run it as a Python module: $ python -m pip ...
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Karl Knechtel
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2024-06-18T09:40:31Z (5 months ago)
Why does `pip` seem to be missing or broken? Isn't it part of the standard library?
I [already know](https://software.codidact.com/posts/291768) that the `pip` command might not correspond to the same Python that `python` runs. But in my case, it seems not to exist at all. I can't even run it as a Python module: ```python $ python -m pip /usr/bin/python: No module named pip ``` What gives? I thought each copy of Python is supposed to have its own Pip?