Remove recently downloaded packages via 'sudo apt install'
Hi,
I'm relatively new to Ubuntu and I am using the windows subsystem for Linux.
I downloaded pandas package with 'sudo apt install pandas'. It turned out that the packages could not be imported by Python. When I runned python3 in Ubuntu and then used the command pandas, Ubuntu said the package was not found. So I had to try it another way.
Then I downloaded the package again with 'pip3 install pandas' and this worked.
Now how can I remove my package downloaded via 'sudo apt install pandas' (which is a unnecessary package)?
It has downloaded a lot of files alongside pandas itself. It would be ideal if I could delete all the downloaded packaged that I downloaded today via sudo apt install <package>. How would I be able to do that?
Kind regards,
Stijn
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