Python is a powerful, dynamic, object-oriented programming language.
Multiple versions of python are installed, and they are all accessible via the module command. To see what is available, type
module avail python
Be sure to check the help for each version to see useful information about how that version was compiled and whether there are any conflicts with other modules. Type
module help python/x.x.x
Various add-on packages such as numpy, scipy, and the MKL libraries are installed with individual versions. You can see what is available in a given version by first loading the module and then using the
module load python/x.x.x pip freeze ## for python 2
pip3 freeze ## for python 3
This command will give the version number of the installed packges.
User installed add-on packages
You may also install add-on packages in your own directories. After loading the appropriate python module, use the
pip install command:
pip install --user package-name=version-number
If you want to install a specific version of your package, add the optional version-number.