Getting Started with Jupyter Notebook
Getting Started with Jupyter Notebook
Welcome Readers,
Launching Jupyter Notebook
After hitting 'Enter' your default web browser will open with the Jupyter Notebook Index Page or the First tab. It'll look like this,
This page will be blank if you have opened Jupyter Notebook in the Empty Folder.
To open new Jupyter Notebook(ipython notebook), click on 'new' button on upper right corner and in sub-menu select Python3. The window will be like the image one below.
Now take a quick look at the Quick Tutorial of jupyter Notebook.
Welcome Readers,
In this post I'll be introducing you to the Jupyter Notebook. Jupyter Notebook is an application which can be opened in any modern browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge. In the last post I showed you how to install Jupyter Notebook.
Launching Jupyter Notebook
To launch Jupyter Notebook, go the any folder you want to save your Jupyter Notebook (AKA ipython notebook), open command prompt or terminal window there and type Jupyter Notebook and hit 'Enter' button.
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Command Prompt in Windows showing "jupyter notebook" command |
After hitting 'Enter' your default web browser will open with the Jupyter Notebook Index Page or the First tab. It'll look like this,
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Jupyter Notebook index page |
This page will be blank if you have opened Jupyter Notebook in the Empty Folder.
To open new Jupyter Notebook(ipython notebook), click on 'new' button on upper right corner and in sub-menu select Python3. The window will be like the image one below.
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Jupyter Notebook Window in your default Browser. |
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