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Let's go ahead and download Anaconda so we can run Jupyter

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Notebooks. So what we need to do is go to 'anaconda',

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I think it's '.com'.

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Let's not risk that. "anaconda python", and Google will now,

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or Bing because we're on Windows, that makes sense.

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It is 'anaconda com'.

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[no audio]

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So we want to go into 'Products', and let's go into our 'Individual Edition' here,

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and let's just get rid of that.

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Make your page just a touch smaller here.

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And so really all we want to do is just download this.

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And for this one, I'm going to download the 64-bit Graphical

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Installer using Python 3.7.

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So again, you can save this, scan it for viruses, and just run it.

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Okay. Anaconda is up and running.

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I'm going to install it now.

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I agree. Just me.

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Sure, I'll install it into my account.

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Now if you want to use Anaconda, you can. You can say, 'Register

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Anaconda3 as my default Python 3.7'.

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Now I've already installed Python using Python 3.8, so I want to use that.

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But if you just want to use Python this way, that's totally cool too.

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So I'm just going to go through here, and it's going to install.

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Okay. So for me that took like five minutes.

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That was a very long setup, but it is finally done.

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I'll click 'Next'.

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If you want to get a Python specific editor called PyCharm,

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you totally can. I don't.

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I use VS Code because I'm a little more full stack, and I

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like to write JavaScript, HTML, CSS, SQL, Django, all sorts of stuff.

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All right. Now that that is installed, we can go into our Anaconda3

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folder here, and go to Anaconda Navigator.

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That's the one we want. It's the Navigator.

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So this is asking if I want to help Anaconda improve.

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I currently don't, but you might want to.

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Okay. And don't show again.

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And let's go back to our program back here,

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and we can see all sorts of stuff.

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Now, your screen is probably going to be a little bit bigger

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than mine, but you're going to see all sorts of stuff in here,

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and the one we're going to be using for the most part

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is going to be Notebook.

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So you're just going to want to click 'Launch' on that.

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Now, what's really cool about this, is you can run Python

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right in your browser.

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So I just ran this from a standard folder, and you can traverse

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through your folders and create new Python files anywhere you like.

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So for instance, if I wanted to go to my Desktop and create

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a new Python file in here, I could. I would just go over here

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'New', 'Python 3',

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[no audio]

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and now you and I are using Jupyter Notebook on Windows, and

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we can check that this is going to work by typing something

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like, 'print("Hello World")',

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and then you can just run your cell, and it says "Hello World".

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Once you have that up and running, you successfully are using

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Python with Jupyter as well.

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We can also check to see what version of Python we're using

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by executing the command line command with an exclamation

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mark, '!py --version'.

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And what this does, it says, "Hey, actually, get out of

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Python for a quick second".

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Just run this on the command line. Run 'py ---version', and this

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will give Python 3.8.2 for us.

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That's how I know what version of Python I'm using.

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At any point in time, you can always save your file.

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You can rename your file.

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You can do all sorts of stuff. If you ever wanted to

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you could just totally kill this kernel,

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so what you're running in this particular window is called

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a kernel, and shutdown our kernel.

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All we have to do is 'shutdown'.

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Yep, shut it down.

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And now we can see there's no kernel in here.

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But if we go back to this tab, we have a new file called

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'Untitled.ipynb'

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So that's all there is to installing Anaconda and Jupyter Notebook