How To Use Jupyter NoteBook For Data Analysis (Beginner Tutorial)

In this video I will be showing you how you can install and use Jupyter Notebook for Data Science! We will be looking at the free version that you get with Anaconda, and also the paid version you get with PyCharm. They're both great so it's a matter of preference (and budget)!
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[@xzex2609]

the number inside the brackets does not say how many times that line is executed but it shows the sequence number that lines executed base on them , ie: your next line will show the number 3 , cause it is the 3rd cell that is executed .

[@Indently]

Woooooopppa, that is a huge mistake on my part. Thanks for bringing this to light! I have pinned your comment to the top.

[@xzex2609]

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[@donwald3436]

lol imagine making a tutorial video with 0 years experience.

[@DorianIten]

Thank you for making this Federico - it was at the perfect level of detail for me as a complete beginner.

[@Jcakiiiii]

This was incredibly helpful thank you!

[@northshorepx]

Thank you. That was a lovely beginners lesson.

[@philipmariposa3067]

Thanks, very useful.

[@AkivaB]

Thanks for the video it was very informative! but can you also cover it in VSC?

[@josephfatoye6293]

Great video! Thanks

[@Pooh991]

This is a great video

[@Andrumen01]

I believe that you can also use html in the cells and import css files to give proper styling to the notebook. It's quite the pain since Anaconda tries to block it for "safety" reasons...and I don't know if they ultimately removed that feature; I have not used Jupyter notebooks in years.

[@osirisestela3414]

Thanks!

[@rishiraj2548]

Thank you very much

[@user-yk9jg5lw5i]

Hi, how can we call arcpy lib in jupyter notebook on anaconda navigator environment.

[@Sailesh_Bhoite]

I just want to ask whether jupyter notebook in pycharm professional has variable explorer just like it is in spyder? Just want to see the dataframes.

[@cxlso]

Hi! Thank you for this video. How did you get the run buttons above the cells in PyCharm? I really like them. Please let me know. Thank you!

[@cxlso]

Just found it "show cell toolbar"

[@samuelwamwere4867]

Thank you

[@gopehigh786]

can we run this in the virtual environment in pycharm ide?

[@ProgrammingWithRook]

thank you

[@trinity832]

Can you please make a tutorial & tips and tricks using “polar” module .

[@user-gv7fg7cv8u]

Downloaded Jupiter, it works, can get to a local host, but it lacks the "In [ ]" thingy, and when I run the code with shift + enter it doesn't output anything, help please how do I solve this?

[@user-km8wh6fu7e]

what if I exit Jupyter notebook in line 50 from terminal and I want continue the same project from line 51 ?

[@sharmisha1316]

Thank you❤❤❤

[@nassosdimou3337]

Can I use docker instead of anaconda for jupyter. If so what will the difference be when using docker instead of anaconda?

[@theedspage]

How come when I try to run the code the results don't show?

[@Viewpoint314]

How can I run a saved Python program? I saved many programs in Jupyter but nobody talks about how to load these programs and run them.

[@hodophile_bong]

how to open up the terminal?

[@danielgladish2502]

I am on the step where you type "jupyter notebook" into the CLI (I am using command prompt on windows 11). When I try this, I get an error saying "Jupyter command 'jupyter-notebook' not found". Why am I seeing this?

[@cybermanne]

Because he's omitting lots of steps in this "tutorial".

[@ericmunschi4655]

A video about using a jupyter notebook in GoogleColab ?

[@sxvssxvs7077]

Thank you for the video. I typed "import pandas as pd" but I got this error: "ModuleNotFoundError ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pandas'" Any ideas on how to solve this?

[@wyzer24]

type pip install pandas in your terminal

[@zigaudrey]

What a particular Python plugin. It shows data you are using. I guess this is more for data science than for software and such.

[@emaaz2997]

Hoq to download generated data into excel

[@salonikulkarni8480]

I cannot see IN. at my desktop.

[@ChargedPulsar]

May the love be with you

[@donwald3436]

lol python needs to run in JVM

[@goodlack9093]

so tired of these 'how to get started' where they all show the same damn thing, how about showing how to configure it?

[@Indently]

How about showing a little respect to people on the internet?

[@goodlack9093]

@@Indently sorry

[@goodlack9093]

@@Indently am I absolved?