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In this video, you will learn about language-specific package management.

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So you have learned about software management, which is happening using utilities like APT

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or DNF, respectively, on Ubuntu and on Red Hat Family.

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There's also a specific software program that has its own package management, and that works

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independently of the centralized software management.

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I'm not sure if that is what you want to do, but maybe your developers are going to need it.

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So as a Linux administrator, the minimum is that you need to know what they're talking about.

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So first there is PIP. PIP is the Python Package Manager.

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And it is used to install Python modules in virtual environments.

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There is Cargo, which is a package manager in REST programming environments.

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And it is used to automatically download dependencies, which are libraries, while compiling software.

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And finally, there is NPM, which is the JavaScript Package Manager, which is commonly used for

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dependencies in web tools.

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Make sure that hearing about them rings a bell, and they will be good for the exam.