Hi Tatyana, you can run that from any command prompt where Python is installed. When you install Python, it should automatically install pip for you, which is used to install Python packages in your Python virtual environment, which you can setup from the command prompt. You can use a bash shell, Mac terminal, DOS prompt, or any other shell. It should be easy once Python is installed, which may already come with the command prompt you use. From the Python virtual environment, you probably won’t need to worry about permissions, but you may need some admin access (for chromedriver, etc).
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Hi Tatyana, you can run that from any command prompt where Python is installed. When you install Python, it should automatically install pip for you, which is used to install Python packages in your Python virtual environment, which you can setup from the command prompt. You can use a bash shell, Mac terminal, DOS prompt, or any other shell. It should be easy once Python is installed, which may already come with the command prompt you use. From the Python virtual environment, you probably won’t need to worry about permissions, but you may need some admin access (for chromedriver, etc).