#Install ipython notebooks install#
If you want to install packages from the command line into this environment, remember to activate the environment first before using conda install or pip install. If you install packages from a Jupyter Notebook using p36workshop, the packages will install in this new conda environment you’ve created.
You do not need to have the p36workshop environment active when you start Jupyter Notebook. Check to see that p36workshop now shows up in the list of options when you create a new notebook. Now, start Jupyter Notebook by opening it from the Anaconda Navigator program or by typing jupyter notebook at the command line. Now close the Terminal or Prompt window you’ve been using. Ipython kernel install -name p36workshop -user We need to tell IPython about the new environment we just made so Jupyter Notebooks can include it as an option. Source activate p36workshop Register the Environment with IPython
#Install ipython notebooks how to#
There’s a command at the end of the creation script that shows you how to do this. It will take a while because it’s installing all of the standard Anaconda packages into the new environment. This will prompt you to install some additional packages. Do this by typing:Ĭonda create -n p36workshop python=3.6 ipykernel jupyter anaconda We’re going to make a new environment called p36workshop. On Windows, open Anaconda Navigator and start an Anaconda prompt. On a Mac, open a Terminal from Applications > Utilities. To work with Python in Jupyter Notebooks, you must activate an Anaconda environment in VS Code, or another Python environment in which youve installed the. But you have to register an environment with Jupyter Notebooks before it will show up in the options when you click the button to create a new notebook. Jupyter Notebooks can be started with different Python environments.
When installed this way, Python 3 should show as a open under the New menu once you start Jupyter Notebooks. If you have Python installed, but you don’t have an Anaconda installation, you should be able to install Anaconda for Python 3.6 and use Jupyter Notebooks through the Anaconda installation. These instructions are for people who have Anaconda installed already with only Python 2, or for some other reason want to create a new Python 3 environment to use for the workshops.
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