2019.11.03(pm): How to install Anaconda and Jupyter Notebook

Anaconda

Anaconda is a development platform that gathers open source for Python-based data analysis. Anaconda’s advanced package manager allows you to get the most out of Python. Another advantage of Anaconda is that the virtual environment manager can efficiently configure the development environment for each project.

Download

https://www.anaconda.com/download/

If you have anaconda installed, check the version and information of the anaconda. Below are the basic commands for anaconda.

#Check your anaconda version
conda --version

#View Anaconda Information
conda info

#Anaconda update
conda update conda

#create anaconda virtual environment 
conda create --name (-n) virtual environment name

#Package to install Anaconda virtual environment 
conda info --envs
conda info -e 

#Activating the Anaconda Development Environment 
activate <development name> 

#Anaconda development environment removed 
conda remove --name <development name> --all 

#Package installation 
conda install package name 

#Check package list 
conda list 

#Delete package 
conda remove --name virtual environment name --all
conda remove -n virtual environment name --all 

#Anaconda Clean 
conda clean –all
conda clean -a 

jupyter notebook

Jupyter NoteBook is a web service that connects anaconda to the web. Jupyter NoteBook When run, packages installed inside anaconda are available on the web. Once you have anaconda installed, turn on Windows PowerShell on a Windows basis. Command prompt Run (press the Windows key + R and type cmd) and type the following command:

$ jupyter notebook

Click Start> Anaconda3 (64-bit)> Jupyter Notebook. Or, run a command prompt (Windows
Key + R and type cmd) then enter the following command:

Now a new laptop screen comes up. Jupiter notebooks use the same code as notebooks. You can also include comments as you write.

So let’s start with the description before writing the code. Select Markdown from the dropdown list in the menu. Select it and enter the following in the space provided: # Means title, and as # increases, the child It becomes the title.