Cannot find pip on PowerShell

Question

I am trying to install a package for python and I'm following the "installing packages" on the python documentation in order to do so.

First it asks me to check that I have python on my computer. I'm supposed to type python --version on the Windows PowerShell to do this. But since I downloaded python through Anaconda, I luckily found out I needed to type a directory on top of that, like so:

So the next step is to check if I have pip installed, and I'm supposed to type pip --version and as you can imagine I get this:

Adding a directory like I did for python does not solve this problem. How can I check that pip is installed in my computer if I installed python through Anaconda?

Answer 1

It is usually inside the site-packages folder. This is my output:

PS C:\Users\NFR> pip --version
pip 19.0.3 from c:\python37\lib\site-packages\pip (python 3.7)

So, in your case, it should be inside ..\Anaconda3\python\lib\site-packages

Answer 2

You have to tick the box: "Add Python 3.9 to PATH" when installing python.

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