How can I check the dependencies of a Python module?

You can use the pip command to view the dependencies of a Python module. Here are the specific steps:

1. First, open the command line terminal.
2. Use the following command to view the list of dependencies for installed modules:
3. Show information about the module.
4. Please replace “module name” with the actual name of the module you want to view.
5. To check the list of dependencies for the numpy module, you can input the following command:
6. Display information about the numpy package.
7. After running the command, relevant information about the module will be displayed, such as version number, author, etc. Within the output, you can find the “Requires” or “Requires-Dist” section, which lists the module’s dependencies. Dependencies are typically separated by commas.
8. For example, the output information may include the following:
9. Needs: dependency1, dependency2, dependency3
10. This indicates that the module relies on three packages: dependency1, dependency2, and dependency3.

This way, you can use the pip command to check the dependencies of Python modules.