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Anaconda Beginners Guide for Linux and Windows – Python
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Anaconda Beginners Guide for Linux and Windows – Python Working Environments Tutorial
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“Python Simplified”
In this video, we will talk about the Anaconda toolkit and how we can use it to make our Python journey a bit more convenient.
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Hello, great video, all your videos are very instructive. I have a question, i have a very basic knowledge of python, I tried pycharm but gives me problems so I only know to use idle and Sublime text,: Can you use theese two with different working environments in Anaconda? Thank you.
Wow! I love listening to you! Thank you for the great tutorial.
I desperately need your help
I am working with Rhino 3D and I want to run the matplotlib library in Grasshopper (a Rhino plugin).
For this I need to install gh-python-remote
In the installation requirements of gh-python-remote it is written that you need to install Python 2. Does this mean that we need to install Python 2.01? Or is it possible to install Python 2.7.18?
Then it says that you need to create a rhinoremote environment in Anaconda
Two questions arise
Does the presence of Python 3.12 in the system prevent Python 2 from working?
If I installed the matplotlib library with the help of Anaconda, do I have to keep Anaconda on every time I do something in Rhino Grass Hopper?
You're brilliant. Somewhat late in my seventies I decided to learn to code in python. Watched dozens of these videos, yours are the easiest to understand and follow (and fun), but I "THINK" this needs updating. After 2 weeks fighting to get all this working on Win 10, I was talked into changing to Linux (Went for Kubuntu). Another two weeks learning that and trying to get this stuff working and now it's almost working, having discovered the hard way which packages will not work with others installed. BUT looks like Jupyter will not work with Python 11, (the one that comes with Kubuntu), which it should. I don't understand the latest series of error messages but its to do with "Frozen" modules in Py11, bearing in mind Anaconda is depreciating older python versions, that looks like an issue. I have read dozens of post, lots of people discovering the problem, but not one solution offered other than ignore them. Which isn't my usual approach to any warning signs. Others who did ignore them say it results in Jupyter Lab and notebook crashing, As a beginner not really a situation I wish to get into. I did use the info to create env with older Py like 3.9 but still get the same error messages. If you have time try it yourself and see if it warrants an update to this otherwise great video. I did wonder if as Anaconda is being installed in Py11 and that is setting up the virtual envs whether that had any bearing of why the errors carry thru? But have only been at this a couple of weeks and so far have not managed to get the packages I want installed and working together. But if I can get notebook working without error warnings I now know how to sort the rest out.
Keith
Good morning from GREECE! :) If you want, you can run the application via terminal ./anaconda3/bin/anaconda-navigator or create an alias in your terminal and use it by simply typing: anaconda.
nano ~/.bashrc
alias anaconda="nohup ./anaconda3/bin/anaconda-navigator &"
save and run source ~/.bashrc
Inside anaconda -navigator you will find several applications…like pycharm, vscode, jupiter notebook and lab, spyder etc
can you please tell me what is the relation between the creation of a new environment and the jupiter terminal?
is this same step for install in colab
Hi, why Anaconda and not Pipenv, is it just a matter of taste or is there another concrete reason?
I found this channel ~10 minutes ago, this girl is a gem.
Thank you, this was very helpful.
That's awesome, I am new to Python and I tried pyenv but was facing so many issues. As a Mac user Conda worked outstanding. Thank you!
Mariya is a very good teacher! Excellent clear explanations. Several of your videos have been very useful to me.
So is there any case where someone would program in Python's IDLE vs Anaconda or any other tool?
What experiments did you run on your face?
Wonderful tutorial. Thank you!
great video ,very helpful..
greate video ! Thank you so much !
How do yo install language models, like Bard? thx a bunch
thanks a lot <3
you can use the “` conda update conda “` command for updating conda rather than the command that terminal suggest, but you should move on to the base environment.
thanks for your high-quality stuff :)
Maria introduce to us django framework and how to make free C2 servers for red team engagement as we are pentester
that was very helpful and easy. love the time stamps and was just looking for windows part. thanks.
Thank you for a clear and extremely useful tutorial on Anaconda.