When should I use pip instead of conda?

When should I use pip instead of conda?

You should use pip when you want to install packages from the Python Package Index (PyPI) and conda when you need to manage environments or install packages from the Anaconda repository.

What are the main differences between pip and conda?

Pip is a package manager for Python packages, while conda is a package manager that can handle packages from any language and manage environments.

Can I use both pip and conda in the same project?

Yes, but it's recommended to use conda for environment management and install packages with pip only when necessary to avoid conflicts.

What should I do if I encounter package conflicts?

You can try creating a new conda environment and installing the packages there, or check for compatible versions of the packages.