Does the `conda uninstall` and `pip uninstall` also removing dependencies but only ones that are not used by other packages?

The documentation for Conda remove isn't clear. It doesn't explicitly address the situation of whether shared dependencies are removed and the statement "--unless a replacement can be found without that dependency" only further confuses things.

This answer from Merv, if correct, indicates shared dependencies are not removed:

In the uninstallation, Conda...will attempt to remove the requested package, plus any of its dependencies that were not explicitly installed or required by other packages.

If you take a look at docs, the answer is easy to come by.

Conda remove man page plainly says:

This command will also remove any package that depends on any of the specified packages as well---unless a replacement can be found without that dependency. If you wish to skip this dependency checking and remove just the requested packages, add the '--force' option. Note however that this may result in a broken environment, so use this with caution.

pip uninstall on the other hand requires a -r option to delete package requirements.