If you are just starting out on your learning to program journey, I suggest you start with my video on "How to Learn Programming": ruclips.net/video/8Ze0b2VvwHQ/видео.html Python is a great programming language to learn. Jupyter Notebook makes it even easier because it allows you to run code directly in your browser. Jupyter Notebooks are great for presenting data and teaching, too. I'll be providing more tutorials on Python and Jupyter Notebook very soon.
Really great explanations and easy to follow - thank you!! I'm a student at ASU's Fintech bootcamp and I found this tutorial MEGA helpful. Heading to check your other videos right now:)
Hi Dave, just wanna support your channel. Please keep it up! This is by far the best introduction I've watched to help me set up Jupyter Notebook. Deserve to be seen more. I've just started to learn Python and would appreciate more contents on Python! Thanks.
Great video. I just started some machine learning course an Notebook is pretty common. This made a HUGE difference in how to manage files from these python courses. Many thanks!
Hi, I have an issue with running Jupyter notebook, after clicking a folder and navigating it, when I click on python, the page is black. Whats the possible cause. Please assist.
Perfect video to get started going from knowing nothing about Jupyter to writing markdown/code using keyboard shortcuts. It's like notion where you can combine different blocks in one document. Great for learning python, Thank you!
thank you very much, from 3 years in the future, LOL. I'm just starting my programming journey, and Jupyter was a thing mentioned so i wanted to know what's the deal. I'm learning so this already seems like a great way to document my learning journey. THANK YOU
Dave, thank you for this video. I am taking a machine learning course and am new to programming. I was feeling quite overwhelmed with the lectures and what was being demonstrated (I come from a mechanical background). This video and the result of me downloading jupyter, following along and doing some programming has got me feeling excited about this course. Very much appreciated!
hi, i'm in mid level python ML and this is really nice tutorial. I have one remark - you can use f" function instead of .format because in these days format is old technique.
Thank you so much for this video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm looking into getting into data analysis and many of the courses I see online talk about downloading Anaconda, but they don't go into detail what to do when downloading it (especially the terminals part). For a newbie who hasn't programmed in years, dealing with the terminal is incredibly intimidating
Nice starter tutorial Dave. Keep up the great work!! I’ve been using Idle but seen a lot of training done in Jupyter Notebooks and it looks really powerful so I think I’ll be installing it.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode I have a software engineering degree from 02 where I majored in data science but I never used it. So I stopped coding for almost 20 years and I'm into hobbyist ee as well so I take all these dense c++ courses gor fun and realize that python is more popular. I took Java when I was in university and it was horrible then. That was in 99 I think. I'm retired and 43 so it's like I'm a professional student so I take on different projects related to courses I teach as a volunteer at a local makerspace. Can I use these modules in vs code? I'll smack that thank you button now. I meant to yesterday but I forgot. Anyone who teaches me something that took them time to create is very much appreciated by me. So thank you again and if you have time can you please answer my vscode question. If not, no worries my friend.
@@jstro-hobbytech VS Code does support Jupyter Notebooks without an extension. I'm sure some extensions do exist though. I hope that helps! Sounds like you're doing great!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode thanks man. It works if you run in an interactive window. I got it to draw the Mandelbrot fractal in a bunch of different zoom levels. I hope my small contribution helps. Thank you my friend. I'm gonna take you js course too I think so you'll hear from me again eventually haha
Is this a good next step if I've just finished your beginners Python tutorials? If so, is it possible to only download Jupyter because I've already got Python on my computer?
You got my attention and interest with this tutorial, I hope that you can upload more tutorials regarding python. I am very interested to learn this until I make my own webpage.
Thank you very much for this tutorial Dave. If anyone is going crazy getting this error when they select Markdown on Firefox Type Markdown and LaTeX: $\alpha^2$ It is because Firefox has a re-occurring problem with Jupyter, at least on linux (not sure about windows or mac) to get around this use chrome or chromium in terminal open it with either; jupyter notebook --browser=chrome jupyter notebook --browser=chromium
A very well-explained video. Please I have a few questions. 1. Can I use vs-code to do the same as jupyter notebook? 2. Must my internet connection be switched before I can make use of jupyter notebook after a successful installation? 3. Without Anaconda, is there no other way we can install jupyter notebook? Because the file size is quite much. 4. I saw you typing some html and css lines. Does jupyter notebook support html too? Thanks 🙏🙏
Thank you! 1. Yes, VS Code supports Jupyter Notebooks, too. 2. I don't think so. 3. Yes, you can use VS Code with the Python extension. 4. Yes, if I remember correctly I added an and maybe other elements in there.
Hmm, it has been awhile since this video was made, but I don't think much has changed. I'm on Windows. If you are using Mac or Linux, things may be in different places.
Hey Dave, nice to meet you! I just found your channel and subscribed, love what you're doing! I like how clear and detailed your explanations are as well as the depth of knowledge you have surrounding the topic! Since I run a tech education channel as well, I love to see fellow Content Creators sharing, educating, and inspiring a large global audience. I wish you the best of luck on your RUclips Journey, can't wait to see you succeed! Your content really stands out and you've put so much thought into your videos! Cheers, happy holidays, and keep up the great work!
Hello Dave, may I know why my terminal is not working? I followed your instructions and open the terminal through the Jupyter localhost, but there's no terminal opened. Hope you can help me.
Good question! I think you are asking about the PATH environment variables setting discussed around 1:13 in the tutorial. For Jupyter Notebook, this has to do with the installation to your operating system. Moreover, a deeper explanation of this should be with an operating system tutorial, but you can find much more on the topic here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PATH_(variable)#:~:text=PATH%20is%20an%20environment%20variable,has%20its%20own%20PATH%20setting.
Really enjoyed this. This should have been the first goto page to learn how to work with Jupyter Notebook. Ignorance is not always bliss. Anyway, some of the examples were a nice refresher. Definitely subbed 👍
Thanks Dave such a great tutorial video. I was proud I understood how to use Jupyter from your tutorial. Hence I understood what was taught in class. You are awesome Dave
You're welcome! Yes, I want to get back to Python and do some more tutorials. I've been focused on Javascript lately, ut I'll start working on more Python again, too. Thanks!
Thank you so much you explained everything very clear and thanks to you the world is a better place with less stress and frustration for not understanding python haha
Hi Dave, beginner question: just following along but the CSS style ended up not changing the cell's text color. Pretty sure I put the syntax as instructed but yours ended up orange and mine black. Thank you for the intro to jupyter!
You're welcome! All I can do is recommend going back over the CSS syntax. One little thing different and it may not work as you saw demonstrated. Otherwise, it should work as the tutorial shows. Thanks for watching!
Hai Dave, nice and clear presentation....congrats...would you please make a presentation about debugging in Jupyter notebook....lookng forward for the same....many thanks...
I just checked. Looks like you need to enter your email address here: www.anaconda.com/download and then they email you the download link. Kind of unexpected, but I tried it out and it works.
At 6.25 in the video, my terminal does not shutdown. I have tried on two separate computers and the issue occurs both times. Any ideas what is happening or where I have gone wrong?
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Sir, Please I wish I can get tutorials on church membership database with pictures and personal profiles. Either web app or Local. Thanks.
@@wirefred thanks for the request. This type of app could be for any organization like a church, gym, or business that has members or employees. Follow the PHP and MySQL playlist I have started: ruclips.net/p/PL0Zuz27SZ-6MeRUt-z60DRxNqcrFAUYIb As the playlist grows, apps like your request will be shared there. Thanks for asking!
Sounds all good, except for the fact that one has to install something. Is there a way of using Jupyter Notebooks without installing anything? I want to use python on my notebook at work, but we don't have administrator rights. We do have WinPython installed.
If you are just starting out on your learning to program journey, I suggest you start with my video on "How to Learn Programming": ruclips.net/video/8Ze0b2VvwHQ/видео.html
Python is a great programming language to learn. Jupyter Notebook makes it even easier because it allows you to run code directly in your browser. Jupyter Notebooks are great for presenting data and teaching, too. I'll be providing more tutorials on Python and Jupyter Notebook very soon.
i guess I'm kinda off topic but do anybody know a good site to stream newly released series online?
@Benedict Sincere Flixportal xD
@Julio London thanks, signed up and it seems like a nice service :D I appreciate it!
@Benedict Sincere Glad I could help :)
Really great explanations and easy to follow - thank you!! I'm a student at ASU's Fintech bootcamp and I found this tutorial MEGA helpful. Heading to check your other videos right now:)
Your tutorials have changed my life. Thanks so much, Dave.
Hi Dave, just wanna support your channel. Please keep it up! This is by far the best introduction I've watched to help me set up Jupyter Notebook. Deserve to be seen more. I've just started to learn Python and would appreciate more contents on Python! Thanks.
Thank you, Bo. I need to do more on Python. 🙏💯
A man of my word
Thank you for the support, Joey! 🙏💯
Great video. I just started some machine learning course an Notebook is pretty common. This made a HUGE difference in how to manage files from these python courses. Many thanks!
You are a prophet. Lead me to my CS degree.
🚀🚀
Thank you - very straight-forward (and un-intimidating) introduction. Great stuff!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi, I have an issue with running Jupyter notebook, after clicking a folder and navigating it, when I click on python, the page is black. Whats the possible cause. Please assist.
Such a lifesaver!!! Thank you for this. I recently started learning ML and this is making my journey easier.
I can't belive I was never thought this during any of my courses...
Dave is fantastic. His presentation was beautiful.
that friends merch tho>>>>>
Tutorial so good that my Master's professor linked it to the cohort. Thanks!
Thanks and please tell your prof thanks, too!
This is one of the best instructional videos I've found on this platform.
Thank you for the kind words!
Perfect video to get started going from knowing nothing about Jupyter to writing markdown/code using keyboard shortcuts. It's like notion where you can combine different blocks in one document. Great for learning python, Thank you!
Glad it helped! 💯
This is a nice, clean introduction to using Jupyter Notebook. I got exactly what I needed to get started on my first notebook.
Glad to hear it helped! 💯
thank you very much, from 3 years in the future, LOL. I'm just starting my programming journey, and Jupyter was a thing mentioned so i wanted to know what's the deal. I'm learning so this already seems like a great way to document my learning journey. THANK YOU
Dave, thank you for this video. I am taking a machine learning course and am new to programming. I was feeling quite overwhelmed with the lectures and what was being demonstrated (I come from a mechanical background). This video and the result of me downloading jupyter, following along and doing some programming has got me feeling excited about this course. Very much appreciated!
Glad I could help!
This is so me rn. Thank you Dave!
A very neat overview of the uses of Jupyter. Will plan for learning it. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
After 2 years, was successfully able to follow along. Nice tutorial sir.
Thank you!
Thanks so much! This is helping me prepare to interact with gpt 3&4 as a total code noob.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the support! 🙏
Dave - Thank You for the clear, concise presentation. Other authors skip over or take for granted the users experience .... Bravo
I'm glad it helped, Stephen. 💯
hi, i'm in mid level python ML and this is really nice tutorial. I have one remark - you can use f" function instead of .format because in these days format is old technique.
I appreciate the comment! 💯🙏
Thank you. Your tutorial really helps me to quickly understand how Jupyter works.
Glad to hear that!
Needed this for my engineering class thank you so much you have no idea how much you helped me out!
You're welcome!
Thank you so much for this video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm looking into getting into data analysis and many of the courses I see online talk about downloading Anaconda, but they don't go into detail what to do when downloading it (especially the terminals part). For a newbie who hasn't programmed in years, dealing with the terminal is incredibly intimidating
Glad to hear this helped you!
Thank you, Dave , you are awsome ! 😃
You're welcome!
Nice starter tutorial Dave. Keep up the great work!! I’ve been using Idle but seen a lot of training done in Jupyter Notebooks and it looks really powerful so I think I’ll be installing it.
Thank you Dave, really appreciate. this is so help, hope avoiting the hijackers too.
Thanks for the good video. There's so many way to create python based everything that there's a million interfaces
Very true! Jupyter Notebooks are often with Data Science.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode I have a software engineering degree from 02 where I majored in data science but I never used it. So I stopped coding for almost 20 years and I'm into hobbyist ee as well so I take all these dense c++ courses gor fun and realize that python is more popular. I took Java when I was in university and it was horrible then. That was in 99 I think. I'm retired and 43 so it's like I'm a professional student so I take on different projects related to courses I teach as a volunteer at a local makerspace. Can I use these modules in vs code? I'll smack that thank you button now. I meant to yesterday but I forgot. Anyone who teaches me something that took them time to create is very much appreciated by me. So thank you again and if you have time can you please answer my vscode question. If not, no worries my friend.
@@jstro-hobbytech VS Code does support Jupyter Notebooks without an extension. I'm sure some extensions do exist though. I hope that helps! Sounds like you're doing great!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode thanks man. It works if you run in an interactive window. I got it to draw the Mandelbrot fractal in a bunch of different zoom levels. I hope my small contribution helps. Thank you my friend.
I'm gonna take you js course too I think so you'll hear from me again eventually haha
hi, you have given great information ,it is very useful for me ,clearly understanding
Glad to hear that!
Is this a good next step if I've just finished your beginners Python tutorials? If so, is it possible to only download Jupyter because I've already got Python on my computer?
Very useful. Thank you!
Thank you so much dave you just saved my capstone with this.
Glad to hear that!
I love this video. Thanks for helping me to understand Jupyter Notebook.
You're welcome!
thank you so much for the clear tutorial
Thank u very much...this was super helpful...
Glad to hear that!
Very well presented tutorial. I've been using Pycharm, but now think i'll give Jupyter notebooks a whril.
great overall video nice pace. Thank you
Very easy to follow, thanks for sharing!!
You got my attention and interest with this tutorial, I hope that you can upload more tutorials regarding python. I am very interested to learn this until I make my own webpage.
Hallo, danke, sehr gut erklärt, konnte alles praktisch nachvollziehen. Viele Grüße aus Deutschland.
Thank you and hello 👋 to Germany!
That was a great tutorial,Dave, it saved me a lot of time. Wish you bests.
You're really good at explaining!
Thank you very much for this tutorial Dave. If anyone is going crazy getting this error when they select Markdown on Firefox
Type Markdown and LaTeX: $\alpha^2$
It is because Firefox has a re-occurring problem with Jupyter, at least on linux (not sure about windows or mac)
to get around this use chrome or chromium in terminal open it with either;
jupyter notebook --browser=chrome
jupyter notebook --browser=chromium
Great helpful share! Thank you! 💯🙏
A very well-explained video. Please I have a few questions.
1. Can I use vs-code to do the same as jupyter notebook?
2. Must my internet connection be switched before I can make use of jupyter notebook after a successful installation?
3. Without Anaconda, is there no other way we can install jupyter notebook? Because the file size is quite much.
4. I saw you typing some html and css lines. Does jupyter notebook support html too?
Thanks 🙏🙏
Thank you!
1. Yes, VS Code supports Jupyter Notebooks, too.
2. I don't think so.
3. Yes, you can use VS Code with the Python extension.
4. Yes, if I remember correctly I added an and maybe other elements in there.
I didnt know how to start jupyter notebook let alone running it and now i know from watching you
Glad I could help! 🚀
Very nice, thank you !
hi Dave thank you for the video but i am unable to fond individual edition in the menu
Hmm, it has been awhile since this video was made, but I don't think much has changed. I'm on Windows. If you are using Mac or Linux, things may be in different places.
Hey Dave, nice to meet you! I just found your channel and subscribed, love what you're doing!
I like how clear and detailed your explanations are as well as the depth of knowledge you have surrounding the topic! Since I run a tech education channel as well, I love to see fellow Content Creators sharing, educating, and inspiring a large global audience. I wish you the best of luck on your RUclips Journey, can't wait to see you succeed! Your content really stands out and you've put so much thought into your videos!
Cheers, happy holidays, and keep up the great work!
Wow, thank you so much for the kind words. I sincerely appreciate it.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode No problem, keep up the great work!
Thank you so much, Mr. Dave
You're welcome!
Thank you Dave!
You're welcome!
thanks for the video! :))
nicely explained!
Glad it was helpful!
Hello Dave, may I know why my terminal is not working? I followed your instructions and open the terminal through the Jupyter localhost, but there's no terminal opened. Hope you can help me.
this video did really help me understand how to instal and use jupyter , so thanks
You are welcome! 🚀
just magic
thank you
Glad it helped!
hi. cool vid. What is the "environment" thing and why is that important to "set up"?
Good question! I think you are asking about the PATH environment variables setting discussed around 1:13 in the tutorial. For Jupyter Notebook, this has to do with the installation to your operating system. Moreover, a deeper explanation of this should be with an operating system tutorial, but you can find much more on the topic here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PATH_(variable)#:~:text=PATH%20is%20an%20environment%20variable,has%20its%20own%20PATH%20setting.
Really enjoyed this. This should have been the first goto page to learn how to work with Jupyter Notebook. Ignorance is not always bliss. Anyway, some of the examples were a nice refresher. Definitely subbed 👍
Thank you! 💯
Yeah it's clear explanation tq
You're welcome!
Grat job, Dave!
Excellent!!!
Thanks!
Thank you! Your a EXCELLENT TEACHER.
You're very welcome!
Like your video. Good job.
Great tutorial ,Thanks Dave!🥰
You're welcome!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
I'm starting to learn python, this is such a great help
Glad it helped!
I just found your channel and saved alot of time, I was actually struggling with jupyter. Do you have a machine learning course on you channel?
I do not, but thank you for asking. I need to follow up on this tutorial with others on Pandas and more.
such a great video Dave, thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Thanks Dave such a great tutorial video. I was proud I understood how to use Jupyter from your tutorial. Hence I understood what was taught in class. You are awesome Dave
Glad I could help! 🚀
I love your teaching style, subscribed!
Thank you! 🙏
Hey Dave! thanks for such a great introduction. I hope you keep uploading such helpful stuff!
You're welcome! Yes, I want to get back to Python and do some more tutorials. I've been focused on Javascript lately, ut I'll start working on more Python again, too. Thanks!
Hi Dave. Thank you for making such a clear and explanatory video.
You're welcome. Thank you for the kind words 🙏
it does work on a regular cmd
Thank you so much you explained everything very clear and thanks to you the world is a better place with less stress and frustration for not understanding python haha
Happy to help!
Hi Dave, beginner question: just following along but the CSS style ended up not changing the cell's text color. Pretty sure I put the syntax as instructed but yours ended up orange and mine black. Thank you for the intro to jupyter!
You're welcome! All I can do is recommend going back over the CSS syntax. One little thing different and it may not work as you saw demonstrated. Otherwise, it should work as the tutorial shows. Thanks for watching!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode A reply from a large channel, how kind! I'll look again, thanks.
Thank you for this excellent tutorial! It was very easy to follow. :)
You're very welcome!
It helped me with my AI course,thanks!
i love the part adding image to file, tks you , and i like your hair too :))
Thank you for the kind words! 🙏💯
Great tutorial, helped me a lot!
Glad to hear it!
the video was very helpful and easy to understand. thanks a lot
You're welcome! 💯
My terminal is not opening when I clicked on terminal ..it just pops up and closes down instantly..need help @dave
Same issue
Wow!!! Amazing tutorial.
Thank you! Cheers!🚀
Jesus Christ! this was good! Friends sucks, but this is good!
😂lol that's funny - and glad you liked the video!
Fantastic tutorial, many thanks!
You're welcome! 💯
You're awesome dude
Thank you!
Thank you short and sweet
You're welcome!
Thanks for the video, Dave! It helps a lot!
You're welcome!
This is great, thank you !
Glad it was helpful! 💯
Hai Dave, nice and clear presentation....congrats...would you please make a presentation about debugging in Jupyter notebook....lookng forward for the same....many thanks...
Thank you! And thanks for the request, too!
how do you get the run button on the side of each line or In [ ] block?
It was not added on my jupyter notebook when I downloaded everything.
Strange. It has been over a year since I made this video. There may have been changes?
Thank you, Dave!!!
You're welcome!
I cant find individual edition in Anaconda website. They changed the design of website and/or abolished individual edition version?
I just checked. Looks like you need to enter your email address here: www.anaconda.com/download and then they email you the download link. Kind of unexpected, but I tried it out and it works.
It is nice explanation, A+. Thank you for sharing
You're welcome!
At 6.25 in the video, my terminal does not shutdown. I have tried on two separate computers and the issue occurs both times. Any ideas what is happening or where I have gone wrong?
Thank you so much :)
You're welcome!
I love it! Thanks Sir.
You're welcome!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Sir, Please I wish I can get tutorials on church membership database with pictures and personal profiles. Either web app or Local. Thanks.
@@wirefred thanks for the request. This type of app could be for any organization like a church, gym, or business that has members or employees. Follow the PHP and MySQL playlist I have started: ruclips.net/p/PL0Zuz27SZ-6MeRUt-z60DRxNqcrFAUYIb As the playlist grows, apps like your request will be shared there. Thanks for asking!
Sounds all good, except for the fact that one has to install something. Is there a way of using Jupyter Notebooks without installing anything? I want to use python on my notebook at work, but we don't have administrator rights. We do have WinPython installed.
I have not had to look for something like you need, but I would Google Jupyter notebooks online or similar to search for something like that.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode I looked into it. We can extend our WinPython Package. Among others like Qt and Spyder I also found Jupyter :-)
@@MhLiMz that's great! Thanks for sharing! 🙏
Thanks dave nice job
Thanks for the note! 🙏
weirdly, my code ist not beeing executed if i press Run.. only the markdown works
Mine doesn't have a little arrow by the cells.