Installation of Python:

Setup & Installation:

Anaconda is a distribution of Python, it includes not only python, but many libraries that we are going to use in our posts, as well as its own Virtual environment system.

It’s an all-in-one install that is extremely popular in data science and Machine learning.

Installation Process:

  1. Go to this URL : https://www.anaconda.com/products/individual#Downloads
  2. Scroll extremely down

If your OS is Windows, choose Windows Installer, if your OD is Mac choose MacOS and if your OS is Linux Choose Linux.

3. If Once download is completed, Install the executable file.

Accept the License agreement

Click on Just me Button which is recommended.

Click on second Box and install

4. After successful Installation, you can open the file from start menu

Open Jupyter Notebook

Minimize this screen and don’t close this screen until you close your Python Workspace.

As soon as you open this Jupyter Notebook, a New window opens in your internet Edge Browse or it opens in your default browser.

The Browser here acts as Just a graphical user interface,

If Jupyter is installed, we don’t require internet to work with Python.

Here iam creating a new folder name practicing Python.

Click on New->Folder, this will create a new folder.

Here Untitled Folder is created, Iam renaming this folder to Practicing Python.

This is our Folder, we will be Practicing Python in this folder.

Click on New -> Python3 to start the Python programming.

This is our Python workspace.

Hope you are clear with the Installation Process, if you still have any hurdles/issues in Installing Anaconda/Jupyter, please comment in the below comment section, I will assist you soon.

Note: If your Computer/Laptop is very slow to Execute/ install Python or having Less memory, Don’t Worry, we have another way to work with Python using Google Colab (Virtual access without any installation)

We will see How to access Google Colab in my Next Post.

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