pip is not included in Python3

I have 14.04. I read on the pip readthedocs that pip is included by default with Python 3. When I installed Python 3 on Windows it was there, but I'm getting pip command not found on Ubuntu. I checked dpkg and it is not there. I also looked at the Ubuntu Python 3 port page and did not see anything. If pip is here, where do I find it and get it working? If it is not here, why and what else is missing from the default Python 3 that I should know about so I don't waste time looking for it?

Solution 1:

Open the terminal and type:

sudo apt-get install python3-pip  

python3-pip is the Python 3 version of the alternative Python package installer. This program is run from a terminal using: pip3.

Another program that is bundled with the default implementation of Python in Windows and is a separate package in Ubuntu is the IDLE Integrated Development Environment for Python 3 (idle3). I don't use IDLE myself. I much prefer Spyder (spyder3).