You don't, that's the whole point. Unless you give your user permissions to write in /usr/bin, which is not a good idea.
should we install pip itself with sudo? eg: sudo apt install python3-pip and then , pip install --upgrade pip
is that corrent process?
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You don't, that's the whole point. Unless you give your user permissions to write in /usr/bin, which is not a good idea.
should we install pip itself with sudo?
eg: sudo apt install python3-pip
and then ,
pip install --upgrade pip
is that corrent process?