Anaconda 2023-09 Installation on Ubuntu 23.10

Installing the Anaconda 2023-09 Python distribution on Ubuntu 23.10, updating Anaconda and using the preinstalled Python, IPython, Jupyter Console, Jupyter QTConsole, Jupyter Notebook, JupyterLab and Spyder binary applications. An overview of the conda package manager. Installing VSCode, with Python Extensions and creating a conda Python environment for VSCode. Using formatters such as autopep8, isort, black and ruff and linters such as pyflakes.
0:00:00 Uninstalling Anaconda and Purging Old Configuration Files
0:03:14 Downloading Anaconda
0:03:48 The bash Prompt
0:04:10 Installing Anaconda
0:05:50 Initialising Anaconda
0:07:49 Updating the conda package manager and the Anaconda Python distribution
0:09:50 Updating the Anaconda Navigator
0:10:26 The bin subfolder and binary applications
0:10:52 Python
0:12:22 Interactive Python (IPython)
0:14:14 Anaconda Navigator
0:15:10 LibGLL Error and libstdcxx-ng
0:17:03 Julia, Python et R (Jupyter)
0:17:49 Jupyter Console
0:18:34 Jupyter QTConsole
0:19:55 Jupyter Notebook
0:20:14 Text File
0:20:45 Python Script File
0:21:35 Terminal
0:22:10 Notebook File
0:24:05 Closing Jupyter Notebook
0:24:50 Jupyter Lab
0:25:06 File Explorer
0:25:14 Python Script File with Console
0:25:50 Importing Modules
0:29:15 Example Data and Plot
0:30:45 Terminal
0:31:38 Markdown File
0:35:35 Notebook File
0:35:52 Shortcut Keys
0:39:40 Opening a notebook
0:40:16 Closing JupyterLab
0:40:28 Spyder
0:40:52 Variable Explorer
0:44:28 Cells and Run Options
0:45:10 autopep8 and black formatters
0:46:42 Debugging
0:49:16 conda Package Manager and conda Python Environment
0:55:35 conda Python Environment with R
0:58:22 Cleaning
0:59:10 conda Python Environment for VSCode
1:00:18 Installing VSCode
1:00:44 Installing VSCode Extensions Python, Jupyter, IntelliCode, autopep8, isort, pylint, black, ruff
1:02:40 Creating a Project and Opening it in VSCode
1:03:15 Selecting the Python Interpreter from the Command Palette
1:04:23 VSCode Current Working Directory
1:05:08 Markdown File
1:05:37 Notebook File
1:06:26 Variables
1:06:40 Debugging
1:08:10 Formatting a Python File with autopep8, isort and black
1:09:10 ruff.toml Configuration File with Single Quotes
1:09:40 Formatting a Python File with ruff
1:09:56 Format Notebook
1:10:09 Format Notebook with ruff
1:10:36 Exporting a Notebook File to a Script File
1:13:48 Exporting a Notebook File to a HTML File
1:14:24 Installing LaTeX
1:16:12 Exporting a Notebook File to a PDF File
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[@taslimkowsar1402]

What to do if we didn't get base at the terminal after completion of intialising anaconda

[@philipyip1988]

You have to initialise Anaconda for bash during the setup, this update the .bashrc file. The .bashrc file is checked for available commands every time a new terminal is opened so any open terminals need to be closed and refreshed. If you have skipped by this open up a Terminal and input ~/anaconda3/bin/conda init bash Then close down the terminal and open up a new terminal. See here for more details: github.com/PhilipYip1988/python-notebooks/blob/main/anaconda/linux/install.md#initialisation