Its simple I found out ...about the way to know the no. of packages installed along with Python in my machine... In a popular forum ..the method of : help('modules') command is not working ...(at least for me).. So I looked around and came up with the following methods: Method 1: >Using freeze from the command shell one can do the following pip freeze This will enlist all the installed package with Python. Method 2: ( I prefer this) >Using yolk It is a very robust package developed by good guys...It can be installed from the source from the PYPI site. I said it is robust for its functionality and features. Some examples of using yolk are as follows: $ yolk -l List all installed Python packages $ yolk -a List only the activated packages installed (Activated packages are normal packages on s...
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