Let's check out How to install Jupyter Notebook on Windows. Jupyter python has been used for the data science and other fields for easy to work with R and Python language. Jupyter is kind of a bundler environment that glues everything together.
It helps you get the Notebook for specified languages and then you can use it to execute the code and get the ouput on the web based interface. You never have to tough the terminal or the command prompt from this point onwards.
Just install once and you can easily get the Python, R, Ruby and other languages easily connected with the interface. It's pretty effective software for various purpose. Be it for manipulating with data, you can also use it for the other commercial purpose as it is allowd in that context.
So the below video is basically showing you how you can install Jupyter Python and it's notebook environment on Windows.
The Windows version under use here is Windows 10. So if you are using Windows 11, then the instructions and the method for using the same would not change at all. You can easily work with the Python and don't have to worry about command prompt issues anymore.
So how does the initial install of Jupyter works. I assume that you have the Python already installed. Like say version 3.4 onwards. That would set you up for most of the complex piece of the packages and the libraries. It would be easier for you to work with the same.
Use the below command to install Jupyter.
pip install jupyter
After you execute the above command. You would also have a chance for installing the packages and the libraries in the process. Because that is something you have to try out for additionally extending the environment.
Now that you have installed the environment, you can run it and open the environment in one of the tabs. Use the shell command below.
jupyter notebook
Depending on where the localhost is configured. You can use the following port:
As you can see this is kind of a port used by me. In your case that would be different as well. Like for some it could be 3000 port or say 5000 port. It all depends on whichever you have setup of for executing the server side code.
So if you can see the above image like interface then you have everything setup properly. It has managed to get your Windows setup with the Jupyter. In that context I'd recommend you to move ahead with your practice with Python or whichever distribution that you have chosen for development of your specific need.
Now that we have seen the tutorial on Jupyter python, you can also try out the Anaconda. I am going to create the tutorial post on that part next week. You can use either the Jupyter install or the Anaconda install for manipulating with the data, language and the setup in general. We will cover that soon.
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