How to Install Pandas in CentOs

Pandas is a Python Library where you can manipulate data. This post tells you how to install Pandas in CentOs.

Panda’s purpose is to take data analytics decisions. Also, it has easy-to-use data structures and tools for data analytics. On top of that, it is an open-source and BSD-Lice censed library.

During Pandas’s install, in Centos, using the yum install command, I got an error. I searched google, but I didn’t get a suitable answer. So I decided to share with you how to install ‘pandas’ in CentOs quickly.

Steps to Install Pandas

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Data ===> Pandas ===> Python

Pandas is a library on Python for data analysis. CentOs is Linux flavor where you can install by the following procedure as given below:

Step:1 Login into CentOs

Step:2 Identity where your Python Pandas package is located on the web.

Do google search…

You will get information on which Pandas package is suitable for your CentOs.

Here, I have used CentOs 7, so the link is:
epel link: http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/7/x86_64/

Step:3 Then in CentOS, issue ‘su’ command.

$su   .....>enter
Give Password

Step:4 Afterwords you logged into ‘Super user’ directory.

[root@localhost srini]#

Step:5 You need to issue ‘dhclient’ command.

Step:6 Then you need to install “epel” package by giving the below command

[root@localhost srini]# rpm -Uvh 
http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/Packages/e/7/x86_64/epel-release*rpm

Note: Whatever is latest package, you can install that package. The ‘*’ means any latest package.

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