But to make sure that you have Python installed open the terminal and run the following command.

Which also means that you already have access to easyinstall considering you are using macOSOSX.

I deleted the folder and reinstalled it and now it runs.

After the installation has completed you should be able to use pip as expected.

Anyway, its better to manage it with homebrew, you must install it before.

When you install packages with pip3 they will be separated from python2.

Additional note, the brew install of python will also install pip, and provide info on upgradinguisng pip.

Do you know how I can access pip for that installation I used usrbinpython to install pip, but pip wasnt in usrbin.

You take on the responsibility to make sure youre using the copy of Python you intend.

But, the benefits are having the latest Python release and some protection from hosing your system if things go badly wrong.

Anyway, theres no need, given that pip is now included with Python as of 2.7.9.

Get in the habit of explicitly using either pip2 or pip3, so youre sure which Python is getting the new library.

What did work for me was the top answer: sudo easyinstall pip.

I did try to open a new tab in iTerm and had the same message.

Then you will be into all sorts of strife trying to use wxpython.

Its the leading open data science platform powered by Python.

If Im mistaken the author should provide more details on how this addresses the question.

If you recommend a product that already includes pip, then your answer (or suggestion) is not related to the question.

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It is preferable to just use a conda installation on your Mac than to use the other methods described that mess with direct system installations.

Especially when it comes to Python, installing things with a bare- pip is a very bad idea.

You should be using the pip that comes with conda instead to correctly isolate your package environments.

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