Question:
python has pip to install third party libraries.
Is there a similar one for C? And if not , why not?
Answer:
C is a language for writing programs, and the language specification does not include package management. You can only check if the package is connected or not under certain conditions. Python – can be considered as a language, in the language specification there can only be a "presence check" of the package. And you can't manage packages using a language.
Packages can only be in the development environment .
The Python development environment has package management.
For C++, package management is in:
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Dev C++
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Borland C++ Builder
(same as in Delphi). At one time, sites distributing libraries for Delphi and Borland C ++ as part of packages were popular. - The
Eclipse IDE
also allows you to work with C++ and deliver library packages.