To install the pandas package, a popular data analysis library in Python, you would typically use pip, which is the Python package installer.

Here’s the command you would use to install pandas in your Python environment:

If you’re working with Python 3 and it’s not set as your default Python version, you may need to use pip3 instead of pip.

If you are using a Jupyter notebook and want to install it directly from the notebook, you can use:

Note: Sometimes, depending on your system’s configuration, you might need to use the command with superuser privileges (sudo) or specify that the package should be installed for the current user only (--user):

Or

If you are working in a virtual environment (which is a good practice to separate your Python environment from the system’s), you should be able to install it with just pip install pandas, because in a virtual environment, you have all the necessary permissions.