Before，I have been so install and use pip on the macOS：
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sudo easy_install pip3 pip3 install my_package |
later，This method is ineffective，Become such：
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curl https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py -o get-pip.py python get-pip.py pip install my_package |
Finally one day，I need to update it prompted pip，then：
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pip3 install --upgrade pip3 ... ... TypeError: 'module' object is not callable |
After the query，I found that Python is to install this package：
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python -m pip install stdlib_list --user |
For Python3，Still use pip rather than pip3 ，That is：
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python3 -m pip install stdlib_list --user |
At last，Each write such a long command a lot of trouble，You can set an alias alias pip="python3 -m pip" Of course alias pip3="python3 -m pip"
For me，I use zsh，So I write to this alias ~/.zshrc .。
Other，When using the installation package --user Argument to avoid permissions issues。
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Pip seems likely to upgrade to a version of this 😂😂 but I always seem to have nothing pip install problem
Today encounter，Quite desperate，I was a key upgrade to the newest version due to ......
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