Depending on your installation of Python 3.6, you have several possibilities. If you pip, just do pip install pandas in a terminal and agree to install the dependencies the books that pandas need to operate, including numpy. Once pandas installed, just add the line import pandas in your python script to be able to use it. If you installed Python 3.6 using Anaconda it's a pip equivalent, to put it simply, you'll have to type conda install pandas in a terminal and agree to install the dependencies proposed. And the same to import into your python script: import pandas. From what I understood, Pandas would be equivalent to an database but without having to install a database engine, so it is probably easier to implement it in a Python program since is a tool provided for this purpose. I would say that it is a very good alternative in the framework of a tool with a local database made in Python, it is even possible probable that the performances are equal to see better.

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