pip install all wheel files in a directory

Sure thing! Let's dive into the world of installing Python packages from wheel files using the pip install command. Wheel files are a distribution format that allows for faster installations compared to source distributions.
First, open your command prompt or terminal and navigate to the directory containing your wheel files. Use the cd command:
To install all wheel files in the directory, you can use the pip install command with a wildcard (*). This will match all files with the .whl extension in the current directory:
This command tells pip to install all wheel files in the current directory.
After the installation completes, you can verify that the packages are installed by running:
This will display a list of installed packages, and you should see the ones you just installed.
This command will install all three packages.
You should see numpy, requests, and matplotlib in the list of installed packages.
Now you know how to install multiple Python packages from wheel files in a directory using the pip install command with a wildcard. This can be handy when you have a collection of wheel files and want to install them all at once.
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