How to Use Jupyter Notebooks with Visual Studio Code (and Anaconda)
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- This tutorial demonstrates how to setup Visual Studio Code to work with Python Jupyter notebooks. We'll use the Anaconda python distribution to create and manage environments.
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My suggestion is you do these tutorials forward rather than backward. By this I mean install base environment and dependencies into a FRESH NEW environment and then attempt to install and run the notebook rather than contantly saying "whups! missing something! Just let me just install this first!" which creates a bewildering, chaotic "one step forward, two steps back" situation rather than a linear learning "one - two - three" one.
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I'm getting a no module found error when i try to import something but I'm sure I pip installed the thing. What could've caused that? Thanks.
Maybe you didn't install it in the same environment vsc is using?
I have a question about diference when you install, for example numpy at anaconda or at vscode jupyter notebook. Are they same?
I do all my installs and environment management with anaconda
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Sir I have install anaconda but when I lunch jupyter it give error of exit
What should I do now
When I try to run any of my code blocks, I keep getting the following eror - "The kernel failed to start as a dll could not be loaded." Any ideas what could be causing this?
Do you have jupyter installed for the python environment you are using? If you do then I'm not sure what the problem is.
easy thx!
Welcome!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
worst tutorial every. even with those extensions .ipynb file type isn't a supported filetype in vs code. you didn't start from the top. you showed nothing about anaconda and what it is vs just having python installed.