In this video, you will learn about language-specific package management.
So you have learned about software management, which is happening using utilities like APT
or DNF, respectively, on Ubuntu and on Red Hat Family.
There's also a specific software program that has its own package management, and that works
independently of the centralized software management.
I'm not sure if that is what you want to do, but maybe your developers are going to need it.
So as a Linux administrator, the minimum is that you need to know what they're talking about.
So first there is PIP. PIP is the Python Package Manager.
And it is used to install Python modules in virtual environments.
There is Cargo, which is a package manager in REST programming environments.
And it is used to automatically download dependencies, which are libraries, while compiling software.
And finally, there is NPM, which is the JavaScript Package Manager, which is commonly used for
dependencies in web tools.
Make sure that hearing about them rings a bell, and they will be good for the exam.