Setting up Jupyter Notebook
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| − | Go to the Miniconda | + | Go to the Miniconda Download page [[https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html Miniconda Download]]. Download the appropriate (32- or 64-Bit) Python 3.7 version of Miniconda. |
| − | Double click on the .exe file and click Install. | + | *Double click on the .exe file and click {{button|text=Install}}. |
| − | Read and agree to the licensing terms. | + | *Read and agree to the licensing terms. |
| − | Select if you want to install for ‘Just Me’ or ‘All Users’. If you are installing for ‘All Users’, you must have Administrator privileges. | + | *Select if you want to install for ‘Just Me’ or ‘All Users’. If you are installing for ‘All Users’, you must have Administrator privileges. |
| − | You will be prompted to select the installation location. By default, Anaconda should try to install in your home directory. We recommend accepting this default. Click Install. | + | *You will be prompted to select the installation location. By default, Anaconda should try to install in your home directory. We recommend accepting this default. Click Install. |
| − | You will be asked if you want to add Anaconda to your PATH environment variable. Do not add Anaconda to the PATH because it can interfere with other software. | + | *You will be asked if you want to add Anaconda to your PATH environment variable. Do not add Anaconda to the PATH because it can interfere with other software. |
| − | You will be asked if you want Anaconda to be your default version of Python. We recommend ‘Yes’. There are some rare instances where you might not make Anaconda the default version, but they are beyond the scope of this article. | + | *You will be asked if you want Anaconda to be your default version of Python. We recommend ‘Yes’. There are some rare instances where you might not make Anaconda the default version, but they are beyond the scope of this article. |
| − | Click | + | *Click {{button|text=Install}}. |
Now we need to install a few key packages. In the Anaconda Prompt, type | Now we need to install a few key packages. In the Anaconda Prompt, type | ||
Revision as of 09:16, 14 October 2021
Installation Guide for Windows Miniconda
Go to the Miniconda Download page [Miniconda Download]. Download the appropriate (32- or 64-Bit) Python 3.7 version of Miniconda.
- Double click on the .exe file and click Install.
- Read and agree to the licensing terms.
- Select if you want to install for ‘Just Me’ or ‘All Users’. If you are installing for ‘All Users’, you must have Administrator privileges.
- You will be prompted to select the installation location. By default, Anaconda should try to install in your home directory. We recommend accepting this default. Click Install.
- You will be asked if you want to add Anaconda to your PATH environment variable. Do not add Anaconda to the PATH because it can interfere with other software.
- You will be asked if you want Anaconda to be your default version of Python. We recommend ‘Yes’. There are some rare instances where you might not make Anaconda the default version, but they are beyond the scope of this article.
- Click Install.
Now we need to install a few key packages. In the Anaconda Prompt, type
conda install jupyter
Once the installation completes, in the Anaconda Prompt, type:
jupyter notebook
