'Conda' or 'pip'

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Issue type
Documentation
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python
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No file or test is named in the issue. Review the guide’s current installation and dependency-management documentation, then decide whether Conda guidance belongs there and what recommendation it should make; done means the beginner-facing guidance addresses Conda alongside pip.

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Which one do you think is better for beginners? And you don't talk about Conda in this book, so dose Conda have some problems? (P.s: This book is really useful.)

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