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Intro to Jupyter Notebooks
Jupyter Notebooks allow users to write and run code interactively in the browser by combining code and rich text in a single document. They can be run locally on localhost:8888 after installing Anaconda, a Python distribution containing popular scientific libraries, or Jupyter, which is launched by typing $ jupyter notebook in a terminal. Jupyter Notebooks provide code, text, and some terminal functionality in an interactive browser-based environment for data science and scientific computing.
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Intro to Jupyter Notebooks
- 1. Jupyter Notebooks Introduction toInteractive Jupyter Notebooks
- 3. Code Rich TextTerminal-like Jupyter Notebooks are documents that contain both code and rich text with some of the magic of the terminal
- 5. Get all thekernels! https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter/wiki/Jupyter-kernels
- 6. How does itwork? Or hosted locally typically on localhost:8888 Jupyter Server
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- 8. Installation If you’d ratheravoid the hassle of installing packages individually, just download and install Anaconda. It hosts all of the most popular scientific Python libraries and is generally more stable.
- 9. Type $ jupyternotebook in a terminal window to launch