Conda vs Pip: Which Should I Use?

What are the main differences between Conda and Pip?

Conda is a package manager that handles packages and environments, while Pip is specifically for Python packages.

When should I use Conda instead of Pip?

Use Conda when you need to manage environments or install non-Python packages, like R or Ruby.

Can I use both Conda and Pip together?

Yes, but it's recommended to use Conda for managing environments and Pip for installing Python packages within those environments.

What are some common use cases for each?

Conda is great for data science projects with multiple dependencies, while Pip is ideal for standard Python applications.