In this article, we will demonstrate some Python packages that aren’t very well-known but are very useful.

Packages are basically completed Python code (classes, functions, etc.) that you can use in your projects. They are usually located in a specific directory of your environment. You can create your own custom Python packages or download plenty of fabulous and free Python packages from THE PYPI OFFICIAL REPOSITORY.   

If you’re not already familiar with Python, I suggest you check out our LEARN PROGRAMMING WITH PYTHON track, which introduces you to the fundamentals of programming.

Before going further, it is essential to mention that the difference between a module, package, library, and framework in Python can be quite confusing. If you are interested in knowing the exact terminology, read our article on the DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MODULES, PACKAGES, AND LIBRARIES IN PYTHON. We’ll be using the terms package and library interchangeably in this article.