Any advice on how to install PIP into a windows system? /u/MiracleNamedHope Python Education

I’m using the IDLE Shell downloaded from Python.org version 3.13.1 (which is most recent version of the IDLE Shell available for download from this site). I’ve been trying to install Pip for a few hours, and I can’t believe how stuck I am.

W3 Schools recommends us to https://pypi.org/project/pip/

From here we are routed to install PIP at https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installation/

And this is where things start to go off the rails. While this ultimately seems to be the same site I got the IDLE Shell from (or some localized project within that Python.org site), now they seem to be wanting me to just ignore the IDLE Shell environment that I got from them altogether. And now they seem to be wanting me to just run Python on my Windows PowerShell, where it seems it wants me to run:

C:> py -m ensurepip --upgrade

Are they telling me to get out of the IDLE Shell and install PIP by just plugging that code into the Windows command line? And when I do this, it tells me: Requirement already satisfied: pip in c:

Ok great, But I want PIP in the IDLE, not the Windows PowerShell.

And in addition to all of this, I have read pages on “bootstrapping”, which take me here: https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py

So I’m just dizzy and blown away by my inability to understand this process. I am sorry if I’m asking a stupid question, and I did spend some considerable time before bothering the community. But not being able to get my bearings, I humbly ask if anyone has any insights or pointers on why I can’t achieve this understanding and execute the process. Thank you for your time in reading and any time in responding.

I’m using the IDLE Shell downloaded from Python.org version 3.13.1 (which is most recent version of the IDLE Shell available for download from this site). I’ve been trying to install Pip for a few hours, and I can’t believe how stuck I am.

W3 Schools recommends us to https://pypi.org/project/pip/

From here we are routed to install PIP at https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installation/

And this is where things start to go off the rails. While this ultimately seems to be the same site I got the IDLE Shell from (or some localized project within that Python.org site), now they seem to be wanting me to just ignore the IDLE Shell environment that I got from them altogether. And now they seem to be wanting me to just run Python on my Windows PowerShell, where it seems it wants me to run:

C:> py -m ensurepip --upgrade

Are they telling me to get out of the IDLE Shell and install PIP by just plugging that code into the Windows command line? And when I do this, it tells me: Requirement already satisfied: pip in c:

Ok great, But I want PIP in the IDLE, not the Windows PowerShell.

And in addition to all of this, I have read pages on “bootstrapping”, which take me here: https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py

So I’m just dizzy and blown away by my inability to understand this process. I am sorry if I’m asking a stupid question, and I did spend some considerable time before bothering the community. But not being able to get my bearings, I humbly ask if anyone has any insights or pointers on why I can’t achieve this understanding and execute the process. Thank you for your time in reading and any time in responding.