For Windows users, a few missing steps at the beginning that might be helpful: * After installing Anaconda, open "Anaconda Prompt" * Make a new directory from the command line "mkdir directorynamehere" * Navigate to that directory "cd directorynamehere" * Start the Jupyter Notebook "jupyter notebook" Now you'll see the empty dashboard seen at 4:20
Hey Corey, I am a beginner in Python but I have to honestly say your videos have taken me a long way! I still have to learn a lot but I feel much more confident now working with Python and a great deal of credit goes to your amazing tutorials! Keep up the good work! *thumps up*
I've avoided Jupyter Notebook until now because I found it somewhat intimidating. Thank you Corey, for getting me over my fear with these very clear instructions to get set up and running. As always, another great tutorial !!
as a newbie to python and data analysis, every time I get immersed in some concept in programming I get confused. I always end up heading to Corey's RUclips channel and everything I've been confused about becomes crystal clear. Thank you! Your ability to explain these complicated processes in a clear and rational manner is truly appreciated.
Simple but complete introduction. I was asking myself quite a while how to use those notebooks and why they are useful. After this 30 minutes introduction I'm totally aware of that. Thanks a ton Corey.
This video is from 7 years ago ... and I'm first learning about Jupyter?! Well, maybe because I'm a C++ programmer and did not care much about python. I'm a college professor of certain age and while watching your tutorial I converted my courses webpages to jupyter notebooks in my mind. I see lots of opportunities here. Thank you for sharing. I'll stay around your channel. 🙂
This video has inspired me to spend a lot of my time looking at and learning Notebook. It is a good thing I am retired and have the time. Thanks for producing this outstanding tutorial. You have a rare talent for making a somewhat obtuse subject very understandable.
I was looking for a quick intro to Jupyter Notebooks, and I found it here. The style is sort of an appetizer plate showing you not only how to get started but how to embed plots, HTML and more, without being long-winded at all. Thanks Corey!
Just started using Jupyter Notebook for the past few days, and I've found it a great way to collect code snippets as I learn Python. I can also view the notebooks on my iPad.
i recommended many of my colleagues to watch your channel. i have been learning many things from your videos. You are my guru:). Thank You Schafer for your videos.
I used to close the jupyter server and wondered why the juypter notebook is disconnected. But now, you explained why we should leave running. Thank you very much Corey for your outstanding tutorials.
I'm very old fashioned I have always just written scripts for all my scientific work and am usually even reluctant to use a proper IDE. My supervisor was fairly insistent that I use these notebooks and I would like to thank you for introducing them. I fully see the benefit of this and it will definitely make my life easier when it comes to presenting my analyses and the fact that they can be turned into HTML files makes them even more interesting!
Once again made Corey Schafer an excellent job: Jupyter notebooks. Honestly I froze before, when I heard that name (mimimmi) but after seeing this video, I understand the power of this concept! i will no convert all my programs to it and start with Jupyter all my new projects. Thanks a ton, Corey Schafer.
I got so inspired by this tutorial that I started learning Jupyter Notebook about a month ago. About a week ago I started learning Jupyter Lab (the next level up). But I just discovered that code I write in one notebook (either in Notebook or Lab) can't be used as a module until a few packages are installed in a notebook, and a few commands issued. The tutorials for doing this are Greek to me. Corey, oh how we beg thee, please do a tutorial on how you use code in a notebook as a module in another notebook. I have no doubt that that you'd unravel the rat's nest of recommendations that are out there now.
Always love putting in my search on google, then getting your videos as the first result. I never doubt that I'm going to get at least what I need, if not an incredible lesson on how to use a tool or language. Keep it up!
Honestly, this is such a useful tutorial. I'd actually not decided to delve into Jupyter before (since I had no clue what it was), but this is definitely something which I'm going to learn; this is an insanely simple tutorial for an insanely useful tool for data analysis.
Outstanding. I'm came in to this with zero Jupyter experience, didn't even have Anaconda installed. Now I'm hungry to download other notebooks and poke around. Thanks 10^6
Very good tutorial. I like using Jupyter Notebook for nearly everything. It is tidier and easier to review. I think there has been even applications of interactive graphs where you can modify the graph using sliders or input modifiers etc. Good job Corey!
I went through your jupyter notebook video, it was very much helpful to get started. Actually I typed whatever you showed in my jupyter notebook and ran it.
Excellent. Only suggestion I have is slow down on the use of the mouse a few times. For instance, when "selecting the dashboard" at the end, it was hard to tell where that was done because the heading strip to the video covered the top area. Overall, nice overview. It helped a lot.
This comes just right for me, as I start my Data Science studies at Udacity. Your instructions are clear and I was able to reproduce all steps you showed. Thank you!
Appreciate the video. One thing I'd like to suggest for future videos is to bump up your zoom in the browser. Even at max quality, it's a bit hard to read the text while there's a bunch of unused whitespace on the page.
Great video Corey - Just starting to learn python in school (introductory). I'm in a degree that doesn't do any programming but benefits from Data analysis, so I'll definitely be tuning in if you're going to be doing Data Science using python.
a best tut to know almost everything about jupyter. Every minute of the video is useful, that's awesome. I like the tutorial and i also like the way you did the tut by respecting our time.
Such an awesome person you are... I love all your videos. Such a great contribution to the beginners. THANK YOU VERY MUCH COREY.... You are just AWESOME....
Great tutorial. Really appreciate you pointing out how to access functions what the shortcuts are (on mac) before using the shortcuts. Really great. Thank you!
Very nice intro. I hadn't really paid attention to Ipython or JupiterLab being a SW developer, but have started to work with several computational biology scientists and find JL a rather nice way to convey knowledge. Working in Docker/Ubuntu env set up to support matplotlib specifically and things went rather smoothly. Just a couple of notes: > jupyter --allow-root notebook --ip=127.0.0.1 --port=8888 ### problem with defaults and perms. > virtualenv VE_Jupyter ### nicely allowed playing without needing anaconda.. the pip installs found things you used. That was it. Thanks Corey.
Thanks Corey for yet another wonderful video :). It was very helpful. Few questions: - Can you give a brief of what is nbviewer and how to use it? - Some details on what's the use of various kernels and how to create our own kernels. - In the video you mentioned about sharing the notebook but I couldn't understand how you share the notebook with others? Do you mean sharing the .ipynb files with others? And if I just want someone to have read only access, then export the notebook as .html file and share it with them? Please let me know if I am getting something wrong. Thanks again.
This tool is really powerful. I happen to have an AI introduction workshop where I work and this is the tool that we'll be using. Thanks for the clear explanation!.
I'm coming on this very late, but I just wanted to say that this is an excellent introduction to something I wish I'd had access to as an undergraduate in ancient times. (Of course, back then my laptop was a portable typewriter.) Jupyter notebooks combined with the stuff discusses here plus things like VPython (realtime animation) and Sage (symbolic and numerical methods)... I'm annoyed with myself for not discovering all this sooner. Many, many belated thanks for making this with so much helpful information so clearly and succinctly presented.
I wasnt able to download the notebooks from github When i click the download link it just renders it is json bit doesnt download it for me Can you help in this?
You are a great teacher. What a great tutorial. Awesome. Explained very well with nice examples as well. good job man. Waiting for tutorials on Data science using Python Jupyter notebook and machine learning using Python.
Great video! I appreciate this a lot, unlike most of other tutorials, this one is concise but cover most of the important usage a newcomer may want to know!
This is a great introduction. I am a Programming Merit Badge Counselor and am thinking of assigning this video as pre-course work for a class I'm teaching in January. Would you still recommend this or a newer one? It doesn't appear much has changed, and the only functional difference is that I'm serving out of a JupyterHub installation so participants won't have to install software/bring anything custom to class.
Thank you for the incredibly high signal-to-noise ratio Python tutorial. It has given me hope that I soon may be able to take the free "Udacity: CS 8802, Artificial Intelligence for Robotics: Programming a Robotic Car" online course at Stanford U. You are my HERO!
![CHILE vs. BRASIL [1-2] | RESUMEN | ELIMINATORIAS SUDAMERICANAS | FECHA 9](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5ObJt_71AYc/mqdefault.jpg)
For Windows users, a few missing steps at the beginning that might be helpful:
* After installing Anaconda, open "Anaconda Prompt"
* Make a new directory from the command line "mkdir directorynamehere"
* Navigate to that directory "cd directorynamehere"
* Start the Jupyter Notebook "jupyter notebook"
Now you'll see the empty dashboard seen at 4:20
Thank you for this.
Thank you
THANK YOU!
Thanks
its not working for me.
In 30min, I know everything I need to know about Jupyter Notebooks! Great job.
Hey Corey,
I am a beginner in Python but I have to honestly say your videos have taken me a long way! I still have to learn a lot but I feel much more confident now working with Python and a great deal of credit goes to your amazing tutorials! Keep up the good work! *thumps up*
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Comprehensive yet understandable quick tutorial. That's one of the best tutorials I've watched
I've avoided Jupyter Notebook until now because I found it somewhat intimidating. Thank you Corey, for getting me over my fear with these very clear instructions to get set up and running. As always, another great tutorial !!
This was easily the best tutorial video I've ever seen. The logical progression made everything clear. Yet it was succinct. Thank you.
People like you deserve a medal for sharing your expertise for free. Thank you so much!
as a newbie to python and data analysis, every time I get immersed in some concept in programming I get confused. I always end up heading to Corey's RUclips channel and everything I've been confused about becomes crystal clear. Thank you! Your ability to explain these complicated processes in a clear and rational manner is truly appreciated.
This guy can summarize in 30 mins what would take you 5 hours to learn in a normal class...amazing
Simple but complete introduction. I was asking myself quite a while how to use those notebooks and why they are useful. After this 30 minutes introduction I'm totally aware of that. Thanks a ton Corey.
Your instruction is amazing!!! Better than everything else I've seen on RUclips so far. Thank you for your efforts!
This video is from 7 years ago ... and I'm first learning about Jupyter?! Well, maybe because I'm a C++ programmer and did not care much about python. I'm a college professor of certain age and while watching your tutorial I converted my courses webpages to jupyter notebooks in my mind. I see lots of opportunities here. Thank you for sharing. I'll stay around your channel. 🙂
Complete! That was a hell of a good tutorial. Thank you.
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This video has inspired me to spend a lot of my time looking at and learning Notebook. It is a good thing I am retired and have the time. Thanks for producing this outstanding tutorial. You have a rare talent for making a somewhat obtuse subject very understandable.
This is a good tutorial. Why? Because it starts by saying what Jupyter notebooks are! all other tutorials just skip that.
Yah yah, ractal billy and mark down text... sure
Im going to say that
I was looking for a quick intro to Jupyter Notebooks, and I found it here. The style is sort of an appetizer plate showing you not only how to get started but how to embed plots, HTML and more, without being long-winded at all. Thanks Corey!
Just started using Jupyter Notebook for the past few days, and I've found it a great way to collect code snippets as I learn Python. I can also view the notebooks on my iPad.
i recommended many of my colleagues to watch your channel. i have been learning many things from your videos. You are my guru:). Thank You Schafer for your videos.
Thanks!
Suddenly, I discovered that I was able to follow the video without needing subtitles. That's great!!
Corey is my guru from longtime..I learnt Python,Django,Flask and many more from him and established career as DS
…thanks to you
7 years on, and this is still the nonplusultra of Jupyter tutorials! Thank you Corey for sharing.
This is *the* go-to video for running Jupyter Notebook! Everything I wanted to know was explained within the first 5 minutes. Thanks!
You hit the sweet spot! Excellent depth (but not too deep), pacing, diction, and pedagogy! It helped me tons! Thanks.
I used to close the jupyter server and wondered why the juypter notebook is disconnected. But now, you explained why we should leave running. Thank you very much Corey for your outstanding tutorials.
Thanks man ! I went from a Jupyter Novice to an expert thanks to you ! Much appreciated !
Really Great Tutorial. I passed from a zero to complete understanding Jupyter Notebook. Thank you and BRAVO
When i am in problem, Your videos are always there to solve problems. Thanks
Thanks for such a comprehensive tutorial. It took me from knowing nothing to having a good idea about Jupyter Notebooks. I really appreciate it.
Best Jupyter Notebook video tutorial in the whole internet. Heck yeah.
I trust u
Great video. I've never bothered looking at jupyter, this video has inspired me to start using it. :)
I'm very old fashioned I have always just written scripts for all my scientific work and am usually even reluctant to use a proper IDE. My supervisor was fairly insistent that I use these notebooks and I would like to thank you for introducing them. I fully see the benefit of this and it will definitely make my life easier when it comes to presenting my analyses and the fact that they can be turned into HTML files makes them even more interesting!
Very good!. I have been using notebooks in the past years. But I was not aware of the possibilities shown in this tutorial. Many thanks!
Once again made Corey Schafer an excellent job: Jupyter notebooks. Honestly I froze before, when I heard that name (mimimmi) but after seeing this video, I understand the power of this concept! i will no convert all my programs to it and start with Jupyter all my new projects. Thanks a ton, Corey Schafer.
I got so inspired by this tutorial that I started learning Jupyter Notebook about a month ago. About a week ago I started learning Jupyter Lab (the next level up). But I just discovered that code I write in one notebook (either in Notebook or Lab) can't be used as a module until a few packages are installed in a notebook, and a few commands issued. The tutorials for doing this are Greek to me. Corey, oh how we beg thee, please do a tutorial on how you use code in a notebook as a module in another notebook. I have no doubt that that you'd unravel the rat's nest of recommendations that are out there now.
Always love putting in my search on google, then getting your videos as the first result. I never doubt that I'm going to get at least what I need, if not an incredible lesson on how to use a tool or language. Keep it up!
Honestly, this is such a useful tutorial. I'd actually not decided to delve into Jupyter before (since I had no clue what it was), but this is definitely something which I'm going to learn; this is an insanely simple tutorial for an insanely useful tool for data analysis.
Hey there young feller....Your videos are by far the best instructional videos I have EVER seen. My hat is off to you sir!
1:15 Also heavy use of NumPy/SciPy -- another favourite of the scientific-Python crowd.
Oh, and Matplotlib, of course.
Hero of the week. Everything worked. Slick and understated.
Nice! I've spent about a week just trying to get my head wrapped around the concept of notebooks. Thanks!
Outstanding. I'm came in to this with zero Jupyter experience, didn't even have Anaconda installed. Now I'm hungry to download other notebooks and poke around. Thanks 10^6
Very good tutorial. I like using Jupyter Notebook for nearly everything. It is tidier and easier to review. I think there has been even applications of interactive graphs where you can modify the graph using sliders or input modifiers etc. Good job Corey!
I went through your jupyter notebook video, it was very much helpful to get started. Actually I typed whatever you showed in my jupyter notebook and ran it.
Thanks you, I was trying to us Jupyter Notebooks for an online class with out any instruction, now I know what I am doing.
The best tutorial ever for absolute beginners. I'm so glad and I really appreciate for the clip. Thumbs up Corey.
this should be in the orientation for all science majors
One of the best tutorials I had the pleasure of viewing. I was able to hit the ground running.
Excellent I was struggling after installing Anaconda. Now I slowly pick up. This is superior to Matlab. I appreciate your presenation.
Excellent. Only suggestion I have is slow down on the use of the mouse a few times. For instance, when "selecting the dashboard" at the end, it was hard to tell where that was done because the heading strip to the video covered the top area. Overall, nice overview. It helped a lot.
I am new to Jupyter and your video is great. Thank you.
When question or consideration popped out in my mind you immediately answered!
10/10
This comes just right for me, as I start my Data Science studies at Udacity. Your instructions are clear and I was able to reproduce all steps you showed. Thank you!
Appreciate the video. One thing I'd like to suggest for future videos is to bump up your zoom in the browser. Even at max quality, it's a bit hard to read the text while there's a bunch of unused whitespace on the page.
I found this video extremely useful before diving into Machine Learning in Python book
You really have a knack for making good tutorials - congratulations.
Great video Corey - Just starting to learn python in school (introductory). I'm in a degree that doesn't do any programming but benefits from Data analysis, so I'll definitely be tuning in if you're going to be doing Data Science using python.
a best tut to know almost everything about jupyter. Every minute of the video is useful, that's awesome. I like the tutorial and i also like the way you did the tut by respecting our time.
Excellent lessons! I've just started to study Python. And now I've got the big picture what the Python is. Thanks!
I haven't even finished the tutorial and this has already helped me a TON!! Thank you for making this available to all
One of best tutorial I have watched. Simply amazing.
Corey, you are super clever and a great instructor!!! Thanks.
Incredibly helpful, and remarkably complete in 30 minutes. Thanks!
Thank you very much for your excellent introduction and walkthrough to use Jupyter Notebook. It has really helped me, thank you.
Excellent (and fast) overview. Just what I was looking for. Thanks so much.
So comprehensive! Thanks.
Pandas tutorial please
Today had my first contact with juPyter - googled and found this video - GREAT!!
I use spyder now i am also learning jupyter. your videos are amazing thanks corey😍
Such an awesome person you are... I love all your videos. Such a great contribution to the beginners. THANK YOU VERY MUCH COREY.... You are just AWESOME....
Thanks for the kind words :)
Great tutorial. Really appreciate you pointing out how to access functions what the shortcuts are (on mac) before using the shortcuts. Really great. Thank you!
Very nice intro. I hadn't really paid attention to Ipython or JupiterLab being a SW developer, but have started to work with several computational biology scientists and find JL a rather nice way to convey knowledge.
Working in Docker/Ubuntu env set up to support matplotlib specifically and things went rather smoothly. Just a couple
of notes:
> jupyter --allow-root notebook --ip=127.0.0.1 --port=8888 ### problem with defaults and perms.
> virtualenv VE_Jupyter ### nicely allowed playing without needing anaconda.. the pip installs found things you used.
That was it.
Thanks Corey.
Thanks Corey for yet another wonderful video :). It was very helpful.
Few questions:
- Can you give a brief of what is nbviewer and how to use it?
- Some details on what's the use of various kernels and how to create our own kernels.
- In the video you mentioned about sharing the notebook but I couldn't understand how you share the notebook with others? Do you mean sharing the .ipynb files with others? And if I just want someone to have read only access, then export the notebook as .html file and share it with them?
Please let me know if I am getting something wrong.
Thanks again.
Really good work!. He is fast and he values our time. That's what i like most about him :) Really good content as well :)
awesome vid. i felt like i had a personal tutor. thank you
You are so clear in your explanations!!!
As usual, your tutorials are well structured, clear and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing the knowledge Corey!
Really good tutorial. Feeling satisfied after investing 30 minutes in this tutorial. The magic commands and downloading as HTML is really cool.
This tool is really powerful.
I happen to have an AI introduction workshop where I work and this is the tool that we'll be using.
Thanks for the clear explanation!.
Thanks so much. I really appreciate the fluency in speech. It makes understanding easier.
Thank You Corey. This was one of the best tutorials I have watched. Excellent work.
you are way better than my lecturer. Thank you
I'm coming on this very late, but I just wanted to say that this is an excellent introduction to something I wish I'd had access to as an undergraduate in ancient times. (Of course, back then my laptop was a portable typewriter.) Jupyter notebooks combined with the stuff discusses here plus things like VPython (realtime animation) and Sage (symbolic and numerical methods)... I'm annoyed with myself for not discovering all this sooner. Many, many belated thanks for making this with so much helpful information so clearly and succinctly presented.
I've been using jupyter for quite a while now but I never knew it has this much features.
Thank you for introducing me
I wasnt able to download the notebooks from github When i click the download link it just renders it is json bit doesnt download it for me Can you help in this?
Thank you for a great Intro & Walkthrough. I just started learning Python & Jupyter Notebook will be a great tool to ease the learning experience.
You are a great teacher. What a great tutorial. Awesome. Explained very well with nice examples as well. good job man. Waiting for tutorials on Data science using Python Jupyter notebook and machine learning using Python.
Very good video! Very helpful and understandable....even for a beginner such as myself! Thank you!!
Thank you so much! Most comprehensive tutorial out now!
Great video! I appreciate this a lot, unlike most of other tutorials, this one is concise but cover most of the important usage a newcomer may want to know!
Thanks for this video. I learned so much. I’m working on a data science certificate. This video really helped me understand
This video came at an opportune time. Thank you so much for creating this video!
What a helpful tutorial! Jupyter is a bit overwhelming when starting out but after your video I just see so much potential. Thank you :)
This is a great introduction. I am a Programming Merit Badge Counselor and am thinking of assigning this video as pre-course work for a class I'm teaching in January. Would you still recommend this or a newer one? It doesn't appear much has changed, and the only functional difference is that I'm serving out of a JupyterHub installation so participants won't have to install software/bring anything custom to class.
Awesome video,within half an hour you've told every thing which is very important for the beginners like me.Thank you sir....Great work.
The link "A Gallery of Interesting Python Notebooks" => "collection of notebooks" seems to be broken. 404 errors and such. Fantastic tutorial, BTW!
its a very good video, I encountered several difficulties as a beginner and he mentioned them all, thank you very much
Great introduction! Very dense and informative. Thank you!
Thank you for the incredibly high signal-to-noise ratio Python tutorial. It has given me hope that I soon may be able to take the free "Udacity: CS 8802, Artificial Intelligence for Robotics: Programming a Robotic Car" online course at Stanford U.
You are my HERO!
This was the tutorial where I was looking for. Very clear explanation. Thanks.
Thank you for your effort. I find this session very informative and simply described. Thanks
You did a fantastic job explaining how Jupyter works. Thank you so much for this video!
Very comprehensive! This video helped me out a lot! Thanks