Anaconda Environments - What you need to know.
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- If you're using Anaconda and python (they are a great choice for data science and data analysis applications), then you should be using environments. I explain why and how to use them in this video.
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Thank you for this,this was really really helpful.Can you make a video about packages,libraries and modules (their differences) and what the difference is when you import something, when you import everything and when you write from x import y.This was always a bit confusing for me.
ok, What if I created an environment and installed some module let's say sklearn.. and after that I create an another environment where I also need sklearn and I install it again. Does it take additional space on hard drive?
In a nutshell: Yes the package gets installed for each environment separately.
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Loved it, to the point, excellent vid.
Short and sweet.Well explained Sir🤓
Very informative
Anaconda and miniconda make working with Python for data science projects very easy.
Thanks for the clear explannation!
Hey Giles, great vídeo, great subject
You mentioned that that's the simplest way to do it but, I use anaconda navigator which seems to be a great gooey for adding libraries creating new environments deleting old environments etc. Am I missing something by doing it that way instead of using the command line?
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Thanks! Can you recommend some resources for a. Ore elaborate treatment of this topic?
ClearCase had similar functionality.
I use virtualenv (venv) and pyenv instead of conda. Is there any specific reason why to switch to conda? Thanks!
conda has easier to remember commands and works across various languages (R and scala for example)
This topic needs a lot more than 6 minutes and 3 command lines.
Agree
Nah not really imo
How do I fix a problem where when I pip install a package to a specific environment it says "Requirement already satisfied" ?
anaconda is a nice way to accumulate bloat on your system, i wouldn't use it if it isn't absolutely necessary
Why my _conda shell automatically stops running?
Is there any reason why most Anaconda users created environments at the default location (C:\Users)? It is so strange that almost everybody does not mention that you can create an environment at different locations.
do i clone the root env every time i create a new one?
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Me finding this video after months of using the 'base' env for everything and eventually running into a problem...
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Am I the only one using direnv instead of conda?
Anaconda is a such crappy software.