Python Tutorial: Anaconda - Installation and Using Conda

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[@centralscrutinizer5116]

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[@vasuagarwal2377]

One the best explanations I could find. Great work!

[@hindiisonlyalanguagenotkno913]

I can't thank Corey Schafer enough. I learnt so much Python from him. Thank you so much.

[@ashishjain871]

Excellent video. Fast, crisp and full of information. Thank you for creating it.

[@AlexTuduran]

Finally, a good to-the-point tutorial without additional bullshit. Thanks for making things clear first.

[@HunkMine]

I'm starting data science in python and this is a whole lot easier than python in eclipse, thanks!

[@Mormodes]

Didn't even know what Anaconda was, came here to find out. Great job! Ended up watching the entire thing!

[@bruleetin]

this was darn helpful... everything was so clear from the beginning till the end. Thanks!

[@erickim8655]

Thank you! made 5 years ago but still super useful til this day!

[@Rainduropsu]

Great explanation, Corey, it helped me a lot. Thank you. BTW, for windows users I recommend using cmder instead of plain cmd or powershell, it's more flexible and handy.

[@thoperSought]

nice to see I'm only three years out of date getting on the Jupyter notebook thing

[@shansen5]

Nice clear introduction. It covered a lot of ground without any fluff.

[@kostasnikoloutsos5172]

Good good.This is much easier for switching and creating virtual enviroments.

[@arjunkirpal9776]

5:25 covers Virtual Environments using Conda

[@neodeg7041]

It might be an old video, but it is still helpful. Thank you

[@thadeuluz]

fast and to the point as every tutorial should be. thanks

[@MatteoTaiana]

Really clear and to the point.

[@sandbox6698]

Super useful video man absolute leader

[@emilioortega9487]

best video ever and trust me I watched many about this

[@jianxinzhuzhu4886]

Teacher, this video is great, as a beginner is a good textbook!

[@pritkalariya3976]

Still the best tutorial till date. Thank you so much sir.

[@varun_n1729]

In the latest version of Anaconda you can just do "conda activate/deactivate". "source" is deprecated.

[@anurasenarathna1703]

Very informative. As usual a very good video. Thank you.

[@shivaakrish]

Excellent explanation. Thank you !

[@vimukthirandika872]

Awesome Turtorial!

[@sionroberts2726]

Excellent presentation. Answered some of my questions. Thank you.

[@adamgdev]

Killing it!!!!! Back to the Pandas tut.

[@grangroll3567]

It's very useful video, I'm your follower since I've watched it. Thank you!

[@sylvia1691]

Your tutorials are awesome! Thank you.

[@walterpastor2496]

Thank you Corey, very helpful your tutorial.

[@jissmonjose6873]

Awesome explanation

[@jarrodstewart8367]

Thanks for putting this together!

[@patrickdasilva1581]

This was a great help! Thanks for the amazing tutorial!

[@tanajikamble13]

Thank you so much for video. I will appreciate the effort. It is really helpful. The thing I noticed is, your voice is complete matching with guy of talking thrones channel on you tube. I expect you both are same.

[@coreyms]

Haha, not the same, but I might look him up to see if he’s my voice doppelgänger.

[@tanajikamble13]

@@coreyms 😀 Same energy and enthusiasm , n that makes u different than other youtubers 👍

[@DanielFPaulo]

Nice video Corey. What did you do for your MacOS terminal to look so great?

[@elghark]

Corey Schafer I've been following many tutorials of yours and I think you are one of the best for helping me: I'm a newbie in Python but I know that for Data Science (my target in Python) the best solution should be Anaconda. However, considering its size and the fact that I'd like to start with a less complex IDE, I was thinking to start with PyCharm and installing inside it the main Data Science libraries (Numpy,Pandas,Matplotlib and even Jupyter). I know that many speak about problems in installing these libraries into PyCharm. Do you think that, as a starter, it is easy to set up a Pycharm environment with the above libraries before moving to Anaconda in the future? Or maybe this is a bad idea. Hope you can really answer me. Thanks

[@AryaInk]

Everything I wanted to know about Anaconda in one easy tutorial. Thanks. I have a question though: On latest (3-5.2.0 Anaconda) Anaconda installation, it says *anaconda destination folder contains 1 space, and it might not work with some packages* so is it a good idea to install Anaconda at the root directory ( c: ) ?

[@MrJeeoSoft]

Thank you very much Corey!

[@spinout77]

I installed anaconda3 but when I open python3 in my terminal, I cannot see that I have the anaconda distribution. Neither can I see the huge amount of packages when I type in pip list. Can anyone help please? Thanks!

[@7XxKiKoOxX7]

docs.anaconda.com/anaconda/install/windows/ In the video he suggests its been added to path by default, but now anaconda advices not to add to path and removed that default configuration. You now use the anaconda command prompt accessed via Windows start menu. Dunno if ur on mac/linux tho

[@epicurieux4161]

Did you click 'ADD to PATH' when installing?

[@NguyenHuuTienbk]

who are viewing 05/2020? That's great!!!!

[@trrao835]

Thank you very much. Useful video with practical experience

[@ameenfiras1002]

Thank you Great explaination

[@mshahzaib4195]

Amazing tutorial, i was spell bound

[@hamzasadruddin4362]

YOU SAVED ME!

[@rabiaiftikhar5183]

Amazing video. Thank you!

[@WillKriski]

This was helpful! I had started with miniconda but it gave me grief when starting the Jupyter notebook as it didn't have pandas or matplotlib for some reason (I thought these modules were in the miniconda list but I may be mistaken).

[@xtremegamer20k89]

Thanks your the best

[@RonSheely]

Good job Corey.

[@AkiraShiromizu]

Thanks a lot! the video was incredibly helpful

[@白晓羽-o6e]

Thanks so much for this video! Really appreciate!!!

[@evangeliab]

Many thanks for your excellent guidance. Your videos are a real gem!

[@samdavepollard]

Many Thanks - very helpful.

[@brahimmatougui1195]

Thank you so much

[@noahelekhtra9456]

Hello Corey, I am using python 3.6 with PyCharm however I try to learn Python myself and I found some good web sites / your KZbin videos that interest me and would help me yet I have problems with output if that codes in PyCharm mostly no output at all ... Now I'm trying to get some other IDE for Python. What do you think about my decision ? I'm new to programming 🙈 Thank you

[@Xray83Bravo]

A bit late to reply, but hopefully this will help others. Some tools like Jupyter have a different syntax for returning values. If you are following a tutorial that uses a Jupyter notebook, the following code would return "10" on the screen. But in tools like PyCharm you could need to use print(data) instead of just "data" of just data to see the output on the screen. Perhaps that's why you are having issues with PyCharm? data = 5+5 data

[@殷浩-u3e]

this video is right what i need right now!

[@殷浩-u3e]

and thank you!

[@bkstyles5769]

Hello hi Corey, is there any methods to use the trained model to use on directly on the internet or on the web, for example, training an image recognition or image prediction model and then, use it on a website to detect or prediction that particular piece of information accordingly trained. please reply. Thank you

[@abdulqaderftw4764]

Thank you so much very informative.

[@mohamedsiouffy7257]

Nice intro @Coery ... I followed you for that one :) keep it up !

[@zamanmakan2729]

really helpful!

[@SabioAC]

Is this recording your normal talking speed? Or did you make it go faster? If the latter, could you share the tools you use? I tried with Camtasia but it raised my voice pitch by an octave. Thank you.

[@coreyms]

That's my normal talking speed. If you'd like to go faster then KZbin has the option to speed up or slow down clips using the Settings button in the bottom righthand corner.

[@matthewmouck6962]

Will downloading Python with Anaconda make it my default python in terminal when I type "python"? Since I am on Mac, it comes with python 2 preinstalled and I have since installed python 3.

[@terryemeigh]

This helped me so much, Thank You!!!!!

[@rajeshp2408]

wow!! nice tutorial on anconda.

[@hh0740]

Thank you! You saved me!!

[@carruswan3936]

Great video, really a live saver, thank you big time!

[@tanya3119]

Thank you so much!!!!! It is so easy!

[@zehchaves]

I'm not sure if installing Anaconda and jupyter notebook were the real reason but, after doing it, the apps from Office package changed font style to italic (bold too, but less). As I just started learning a first programming language, I'm not very familiar with both apps. Any help?

[@FrankHerfert]

great overview, thanks!

[@7XxKiKoOxX7]

Tutorial 15/143 cleared yay

[@davinadhani7302]

This was so helpful, thank you!

[@pauls8051]

Hey Corey! Trying to use python to crunch some data from excel. I am using Python3.7, Sublime3 and have installed Anaconda. I am having trouble importing numpy. import numpy seems to work in my MacOs terminal, but I am getting the following error in Sublime: File "/Users/paulserapilio/Desktop/Phython/testtt.py", line 3, in import numpy ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'numpy'

[@Vlfkfnejisjejrjtjrie]

Excellent video.

[@alexmathai1998]

Hi, I had a doubt, after creating a new environment with some new packages, if I later on needed to install more packages in this environment, should I write conda install in the python terminal of the environment or should I directly write that in environment terminal?

[@durellmarshall9871]

Awesome, thank you!

[@anthonydunn458]

I followed the instructions and when I type 'py' into the terminal (because I am on Windows), anaconda doesn't show up and I get an error message when I type in 'import numpy'

[@divyabhatia9916]

Which environment is better to use in anaconda: JupyterLab, Jupyter Notebook or Spyder? I am little reluctant about Jupyter Notebook as it is web-based notebook. I am leanin more towards Spyder but are there any drawbacks of Spyder as compared to JupyterLab?

[@datascience8272]

I have installed anaconda in my windows 10.. i get a lot applications within anaconda.. but when i open something for example jupyter, it opens on opera.. how do i change the browser settings to run on chrome

[@miracaknar9549]

Hello, Thank you for the tutorial, it is very helpful. I have this minor problem. I followed the steps on the video and created a venv with python 2.7. However when I activated that venv and type python, the version promped was Python 3.6.1 being the deafult python version on my mac. I double checked the version with the command "python -V" and same version 3.6.1 is shown. I check the folder created for my venv and python 2.7 was in the bin folder but still I have this error. Do you have any idea, how can I fix this?

[@zhencao6115]

Hi. This a really nice tutorial. Thank you very much. I also got two questions. one is that how can i check which python i am using in windows os. Another is that why i do not have the python 2.7 option after i create virtual environment of python2.7?

[@zhencao6115]

I just tried in mac os. The main env is python2. The jupyter notebook do have python option. However it still have no python 3 option after i create virtual env of python 3. it just doesn,t work ether in windows or mac os. TT

[@coreyms]

It sounds like your PATH isn't being set correctly. On Windows, you can try this answer here: stackoverflow.com/questions/6318156/adding-python-path-on-windows-7 Basically, your PATH is where your commands are found. So you need to add your desired version of Python to that.

[@zhencao6115]

Thank for reply. However it still doesn't work.

[@mabyes]

Thank you very much! :)

[@samk5316]

Excellent Your videos are spot on. I installed anaconda on windows. I have a problem when using running Jupyter notebook. numpy, matplot,sciPy commands are running fine. When running few commands from IPython is giving a error? Can you please suggest me a solution? The error I am getting is NameError Traceback (most recent call last) in ()

[@debarokz]

Wow.. Very informative

[@DonDeLem]

How do I run gedit through the Anaconda Prompt terminal? I just recently got into C++ and I'm trying to do my programming assignments with gedit.

[@fumil4489]

Thanks a lot, very helpful!

[@vaibhavchunekar3399]

Can you give some illustrations with videos , as " how to work with anaconda-Python for solving Supervised Learning problems" ?

[@augustincruz]

Thanks Corey, video was very helpful. do you know how to list active users in Anaconda Enterprise 4?

[@arpitgaur4310]

Hey Corey can you also make a video on how to install miniconda in WSL

[@yl733]

fantastic video... thank you so much!!

[@rahulvenugopal6485]

Thank you very much. Can we use Jupyter notebook without Anaconda ?

[@coreyms]

Yes, you can. If you look at the Jupyter homepage, their preferred method is using Anaconda, but they also provide some backup installation instructions.

[@alfredolibreros5134]

I have a problem, can somebody help me? I installed the anaconda navigator, but when i want to run it, a message pops and says: Error is reported: This application failed to start because it could not find or load the Qt platform plugin "windows" in "" Did somebody have this problem aswell? how did you fix it? I will appreciate your help, thanks!

[@sgaseretto]

What will happen if I install the version that comes with Python 3, if my Mac already has Python 2.7 installed? Which one will run when I type the "python" command?

[@Wish_the_catshark]

Hello Corey, thank you for the video. I need your help. I installed Anaconda as described using the graphics version. When I start Jupyter am getting an error message from terminal. Where can I get help on that?

[@nackyding]

So if I've been using conda and pip interchangeably and unknowing of the conflicts I've caused. How do I clean my machine and start fresh using conda as my go-to package manager and virtual environment?

[@stephenjones8928]

You're good man. Thanks.

[@katrinagarcia8645]

Can Anaconda for Python 3.6 work for Python 3.5? Please help I'm new in programming.

[@HunkMine]

yes if you create a virtual environment

[@17TheVIP]

conda create -n py35 python=3.5

[@engiuser]

Corey how to remove environments with spaces in the name? Can you just delete whole folder in \envs?

[@ThePhoenixProduction]

I honestly know absolutely nothing about python and command lines. Trying to get all of this set up for a project is giving me a ridiculous headache. Why can I only use import and not install in the anaconda prompt? and typing "conda" gives an invalid response.

[@alainnkongnenwi2919]

JUST FOLLOW THE SYNTAX TO GET THE BEST RESULTS THAT'S WHY IT IS PROGRAMMING

[@mike4life326]

WHY ARE YOU YELLING?

[@vijaybajwa]

Very succint. Thanks!

[@Christian-mn8dh]

anaconda or jupiter notebook for AI and machine learning?