Python Create Package Environments with Anaconda Navigator

[@robertstevens1537]

A beginner video that was actually helpful, excellent job.

[@RyanNoonan]

Glad to hear it!

[@shaunypie99]

Thank you Ryan this was really helpful and got me going. Nice tutorial :)

[@prashantkulkarni9331]

Thanks , usefull and used it

[@RyanNoonan]

Glad to hear that

[@Programmingwithzai]

Thank you so much bro. You are really amazing ! ❤

[@suleimanumar258]

Thank you

[@RyanNoonan]

Welcome!

[@magotelecom]

Hi Ryan, my python_geopandas_env Home does not have the jupyter notebook, but when I go to the base (root) Home, jupyter notebook is ready to launch although I did not install it. I had to open the jupyter notebook from my desktop and I get the 'no geopandas' module error when I run the New York City program. When I uninstalled Anaconda and reinstalled it, the same issue happens. Please note that I installed the latest version of geopanda online and not 3.8.

[@RyanNoonan]

You can install Jupyter Notebook in each new package environment. Go to Environments, choose the package environment, then go to Home and install the Jupyter notebook. You can also install packages in the base root environment.

[@RyanNoonan]

Also, a side note. If you ever need to try something out real quick try Google Colab. For example, I was able to pull up a Google Colab notebook and create a python seaborn plot in no time. Some modules are included and some require a !pip install in the notebook cell but it is easy and convenient.