But after we installed the Anaconda, the path of the module we used when we use Ipython is Anaconda path, and the module we installed with PIP can no longer be used in Ipython.
Anaconda uses tools/command Conda for package and environment management, and already contains Python and related tools.
Conda just like Pip, we also use the package when we install it
Conda Install NumPy
Such a command.
# View installed packages
Conda List
# The latest version of Conda is to search the Site-packages folder for installed packages, not on the PIP, so you can display packages installed in various ways
# View installed packages in the current environment
Conda List
# View installed packages for a specified environment
Conda list-n python34
# Find package information
Conda Search numpy< c7/># installation package
Conda install-n python34
# If you do not use-N to specify an environment name, it is installed in the current active environment
# can also be specified through a NumPy installation via a-c
# Update package
Conda update-n python34 numpy
# Delete package Conda remove-n python34 numpy
# Update Conda , keep Conda The latest
Conda update Conda
# Update Anaconda Conda update
Anaconda
# Update python
conda update Python
# Assuming the current environment is Python 3.4, Conda will upgrade Python to the current latest version of the 3.4.x series
add a domestic mirror
# Add Anaconda Tuna Mirror
conda config--add channels https://mirrors.tuna.tsinghua.edu.cn/anaconda/pkgs/free/
# The mirror address in Tuna's help is enclosed in quotes and needs to be removed
# set to display channel address
Conda config--set show_channel_urls Yes
For more detailed instructions look at this link below
Referencing http://www.jianshu.com/p/2f3be7781451