"How to uninstall package and dependencies with pip" Code Answer’s
Various commands are managed by Python in different ways. Search button is used for Python package management such as install, Uninstall, update, etc options.
Each pip Command has different functions. i.e. "pip uninstall" can only remove already installed packages.
“pip uninstall” Command Syntax is given below.
pip uninstall OPTION PACKAGE_NAME
Here OPTION is used to remove already installed packages without verification. It may be used by current users. While PACKAGE_NAME describes only the python package which is to be removed or uninstalled.
pip remove
# python2
pip uninstall package_name
# python3
pip3 uninstall package_namepip uninstall package and dependencies
# remove package only
pip uninstall <package_name>
# remove package and dependencies
pip-autoremove <package_name>pip uninstalled itself
#the best way to install pip if uninstalled is using the following command
python -m ensurepip
# not only it will check whether there is pip installed , it will install
# for you if not foundhow to uninstall package python
# if pip installed then use 'pip uninstall packagename'
sudo apt-get --purge autoremove packagename
# --auto-remove removes orphaned dependencies
# --purge removes config files
# remove leaves dependencies and configsKeep in mind that it is impossible to remove packages directly from the system. These commands may require your confirmation after entering a command to remove or uninstall the package. You have to confirm it via the Y button and then press Enter Key.
When a package of pip is installed, its dependencies which the package requires are also installed. but when you uninstall the package, its dependencies are not removed. so, you have to use the pip uninstallation command to remove all its dependencies.
Note
Make sure that the package you are uninstalling is not dependent on other existing packages.
