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If we need to list the installed packages in the Python shell, we can use the help command as follows

>>help>>> help('modules package')

If we need to list the installed packages in the Python shell, we can use the help command as follows

>>help('modules package')

If we need to list the installed packages in the Python shell, we can use the help command as follows

>>> help('modules package')

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edited Apr 25, 2018 at 19:42

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If we need to know list ofthe installed packages in python the Python shell, we can use 'help' command like given belowthe (in python shell)help command as follows

>>help('modules package')

If we need to know list of installed packages in python , we can use 'help' command like given below (in python shell)

>>help('modules package')

If we need to list the installed packages in the Python shell, we can use the help command as follows

>>help('modules package')

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edited Dec 2, 2015 at 20:55

Tomasz Jakub Rup

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If we need to know list of installed packages in python , we can use 'help' command like given below (in python shell)

help('modules package')

>>help('modules package')

If we need to know list of installed packages in python , we can use 'help' command like given below (in python shell)

help('modules package')

If we need to know list of installed packages in python , we can use 'help' command like given below (in python shell)

>>help('modules package')

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answered Jan 2, 2014 at 9:26

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