How to setup Jupyter & Python on Mac, Windows or Linux Tutorial

[@ahmetbaba715]

I gotta tell you something. It was perfect. Perfect. Everything. Down to the last minute details

[@jananiananthanarayanan4794]

Ive seen so many tutorials and this has been the most helpful so far

[@molitocostaswalo7527]

Wow! This was incredibly useful. Thanks so much!

[@gwengelsinon7612]

followed along and it worked like a charm! thanks

[@prodbydrumdrop]

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[@thepro11]

Thank you so much. The most effective and straightforward video for beginners!

[@xinyuanyu7565]

how do I reopen it after I restart my computer?

[@abhinavgarg0077]

just go into your venv directory, and type source bin/activate jupyter notebook it will open again

[@egeaktan1118]

quite effective for 9 mins. Thanks a ton!

[@RealThrillMedia]

Very straightforward and helpful!

[@DigitalAutomationArchitect]

thanks for the tips and walkthrough. This was helpful!

[@giovannasiqueiramayese5911]

Thanks very much for the video! Where do you change the name of the computer to show only the joystick symbol 🕹?

[@nainalall4262]

Thanks for the straightforward video, it was very helpful !

[@DilpreetSingh-sw3ei]

There was noting like a url shown on my Mac terminal for opening it on the local web browser. At 6:35 ??

[@TTNworld]

You can start it by typing "jupyter notebook" in the terminal and it will automatically open the default browser or you can find the url in the terminal.

[@budvindelpitiya]

Hey man, could you make a tutorial on how to install the different packs on macOS, I need to somehow get numpy, seaborn, matplotlib and scikit

[@rutwikmore7462]

It is giving command not found on .\Sripts\activate

[@murtadhaasadallah4890]

How do I make it accessible for all users ?

[@mv5097]

Thank you, this helped plenty.

[@pratyushbehere3580]

Thanks for your videos. Can you do an introductory video about database designing? Specifically concentrating on basics of building models and any common pitfalls in Django.

[@CodingEntrepreneurs]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@CodingEntrepreneurs]

Here's the TLDR: Install python from python.org then run ``` cd Desktop mkdir venv cd venv python3 -m venv . source bin/activate (mac/linux) .\Scripts\activate (windows) pip install jupyter jupyter notebook ```

[@yathartharana7956]

Thank you for this ....Very much helpful

[@alexxk4751]

Thank you for video But I have a question If we install it like on this video - via vurtual env - does it mean that each time we wanna start jupyter notebook, we should go to the folder with our venv and activate it? And only then start j notebook? And yeah - that would be great to learn how to do it via Docker :3

[@martinagreen7146]

Can you install jupyter notebook without using the command prompt?

[@CodingEntrepreneurs]

Not that I’m aware of… maybe there’s an executable version that is packaged like other GUIs

[@abugslife2461]

thank you for the helpful video! If I turn off my computer and then want to reopen Jupyter lab, do I then have to go to the venv directory to launch it? just a little confused thanks again

[@ajdca4331]

Hi, yes every time you want launch jupyter notebook you should go to the venv directory and execute the commnad source bin/activate

[@Cpd9]

You are the best!

[@GhufranKhan-g1e]

Thankyou, it helped me alot

[@dongquanqiu9260]

thanks it really helps. however, after i installed jupyter note and run it on linux server, it shows "no module named 'pysqlite2', how do i fix it in order to access jupyter note book on linux? thanks

[@NISCHAL349]

Thankyou so much for the video!

[@CodingEntrepreneurs]

You’re welcome!

[@nathelenwanjiru1577]

Thank you much for sharing this video!

[@prashantbharati1867]

Very helpful

[@abhinavgarg0077]

helpful video!

[@marcos7284]

Great video thanks

[@diegoperezlopez6059]

thank you so much!!!!!

[@shivampathak1914]

Thanks : )

[@gambomaster]

Thanks. 🙏🙏🙏

[@Birendrakumar-en9yi]

thanks, i am new to mac. it worked for me

[@emanuelvilla7539]

this video was not helpfull at all

[@CodingEntrepreneurs]

Thank you

[@David-zp8rx]

No matter what I do I keep getting this error: (venv) (base) security@watchtower venv % jupyter notebook Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/security/anaconda3/bin/jupyter-notebook", line 7, in from notebook.notebookapp import main ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'notebook.notebookapp' (venv) (base) security@watchtower venv %

[@bratvagaming2741]

same ,did you find the solution?

[@spacepod100]

how do i open jupyter notebook again?

[@juniorLogo]

it doesn't open for me I followed step by step but instead of opening it gave me a big UPDATE title and "OSError: [Errno 49] Can't assign requested address"

[@Niroshan_k]

are you find that ? plz tell me.

[@juniorLogo]

@@Niroshan_k it was complicated for me.. I had to ask help from a tech person. Basically if all your setup is good you need to have open anaconda(for Mac) or another program to support it based on your operating system.

[@abhinavgarg0077]

just go into your venv directory, and type source bin/activate jupyter notebook it will open again

[@gskasyap1]

In Terminal (For Mac users), run the following prompts one after the other slowly: Step-1: cd ~/Desktop/venv Step-2: source bin/activate Step-3: jupyter notebook The server will open