Installing Anaconda 2023-09 and VSCode on Windows 11 23H2 using WinGet

In this video I will install Anaconda and VSCode on Windows 11 and configure VSCode for use with Python giving a beginner overview of Anaconda, the conda package manager and use of VSCode.
Written Tutorial:
github.com/PhilipYip1988/pyth...
Installation Commands:
WinGet install Anaconda.Anaconda3
conda deactivate
conda update conda
Winget install Microsoft.VisualStudioCode
0:25 Updating the Windows Terminal and App Installer from the Microsoft store
0:50 Installing Anaconda using the Windows Package Manager WinGet
1:30 The Anaconda PowerShell Prompt vs the Windows Terminal
2:30 The Windows Environmental Variables Path and System Python
4:04 The Anaconda Navigator
4:28 Spyder
4:50 JupyterLab
3:36 The Windows Environmental Variables Path and Scripts
7:02 The conda Package Manager
7:24 Updating the conda Package Manager (and Anaconda)
8:54 Activating a Python Environment
09:18 IPython
09:20 Importing Standard Modules from the Lib subfolder
10:28 Importing Third-Party Data Science Libraries from the site-packages folder
12:48 Creating a Python Environment and Installing Packages
13:30 The anaconda channel (defaults) and the conda-channel (conda-forge)
14:50 Activating Python Environments in the Anaconda PowerShell Prompt
17:00 The Windows Terminal and the System Python in the Windows Environmental Variables Path
17:35 Installing Visual Studio Code using the Windows Package Manager WinGet
18:07 Installing VSCOde Extensions Python, Jupyter, Import Sort, AutoPEP8, Black and Ruff (third-party)
19:07 Visual Studio Code Project
19:38 Select Python Interpretter from the Command Palette Press Ctrl, Shift and p to open the Command Palette and search for the command
19:57 Format Document with AutoPEP8
20:48 Organise Imports with ISort
21:23 Format Document with Black
21:44 Configuring Document with Ruff
22:48 Format Notebook with Ruff
23:27 DataScience Libraries Test numpy, pandas, matplotlib and seaborn
24:48 Variables Tab
24:55 Markdown File
25:58 Downloading Notebooks from GitHub and Opening them in VSCode
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