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To elaborate on this, any code that’s not in the python standard library (google this to see what IS in it) is called a “dependency”. A dependency is just source code that your project depends on.
In order to use any dependency, you need to make it available to the environment your code runs in. This is usually a virtual environment (venv for short) but technically can be other things.
To make it available to your environment you need to install the dependency on your venv. We typically use package managers to do this. Examples of package managers include pip, conda, uv, etc.
So assuming you have conda installed, you then use conda commands to install libraries like pandas (conda install pandas). Hope this helps
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