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mamba: List all installed packages in the currently activated environment.

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$ mamba list

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The command "mamba list" is used to list all the packages installed in the current conda or mamba environment.

Here's what each component of the command means:

"mamba": It refers to the package manager called Mamba. Mamba is a faster drop-in replacement for the Conda package manager. It provides a leaner and faster environment for managing packages and dependencies.
"list": It is an argument or sub-command to the "mamba" command. The "list" command when used with "mamba" provides a list of installed packages in the active environment.

When you execute the "mamba list" command, it will display a list of packages along with their versions installed in the current environment. This can be helpful to check the installed packages for troubleshooting, verifying dependencies, or just knowing what packages are currently available in your environment.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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