“how to uninstall all python packages” Code Answer’s

1 pip3 freeze | xargs pip3 uninstall -y

#Write all modules to a txt file

2 pip freeze > requirements.txt

#Now to remove one by one:

3 pip uninstall -r requirements.txt

#If we want to remove all at once then:

4 pip uninstall -r requirements.txt -y

how to delete all pips

type "pip freeze" to get list of all installed packages.

Copy all the names into a text file name it pkg.txt

then type the following "pip uninstall -r pkg.txt"

you will be asked to proceed type "y" and enter

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