PictoBlox Python provides a wide range of built-in Python modules that you can utilize for various programming tasks. These modules cover many common functionalities and allow you to accomplish a lot within the PictoBlox environment. However, if you encounter a scenario where you require additional libraries or modules that are not already included in PictoBlox, you can leverage the PIP Package Manager feature. The PIP Package Manager allows you to install third-party Python libraries from the Python Package Index (PyPI) directly within the PictoBlox Python IDE. There are two ways to install a library using PIP Package Manager: A) Recommended Libraries: This option provides a curated list of commonly used libraries. You can browse through the recommendations and select the libraries you want to install. Clicking the install button for each library will initiate the installation process. B) Installer: If you have a specific library in mind that is not listed in the recommended libraries, you can enter the name of the library directly. After entering the library name, click the install button to start the installation process. You can view the installation logs in the Python terminal. Once installed, you have the option to update the library if an update is available or uninstall it. Note: In PictoBlox Python in a web browser, you don’t need to explicitly install libraries. When you run your code, PictoBlox will automatically install any required libraries based on the “import module” statements present in your code. For instance, if you include the statement “import numpy” PictoBlox will handle the installation of the “numpy” library directly. *Click on the image to open in the full screen.