How can I view the packages already installed in Conda?

9 months ago

Benjamin Taylor

1 minute

To view the installed packages, you can use the following command to list the packages installed in the conda environment:

conda list

This will display a list of all packages installed in the current conda environment, showing each package’s name, version number, and other relevant information.

If you want to view the packages installed in a specific environment, you can add the `-n` or `–name` parameter after the command, followed by the name of the environment. For example:

conda list -n myenv

This will display a list of installed packages in an environment named “myenv”.

If you only want to check if a specific package has been installed, you can use the following command:

conda list

Replace “ with the name of the package you want to check. After running this command, it will display detailed information about the package (if installed), or show “PackagesNotFoundError” (if not installed).