> > The most striking difference may be that conda also installs and > manages Python itself. For example, conda create -n py33 python=3.3 > will download and install Python 3.3 into a new environment named > py33. This is completely different than pip which tends to run inside > the same Python environment that it's installing into. >
we've been talking about (and I've tried) "conda init" , not "conda create". that sure seems to setup conda in your *current* python. I had pip (the one that installed conda) and conda working in the same environment.
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