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Install Anaconda with Jupyter Notebook

Install Anaconda with Jupyter Notebook

1. Download Anaconda For Windows Considering Your BIT of Windows (may be 32 or 64 bit)
follow thw link for downlaod>> https://www.anaconda.com/distribution/#download-section


2. Follow the link for installation: https://youtu.be/LrMOrMb8-3s [Must Follow from 0.00min 4.20min]

3. Then Follow the link to make or create your environment where you will work
>> https://www.thehardwareguy.co.uk/how-to-create-anaconda-environments 
 [Do not skip any one of the command & you can copy paste the commands but better to type all the commands thus you can be profecient & familier with those command] To avoid commands you can use Anaconda Navigator but it is not recommended.

(base) C:\Users\windows10>conda create -n DataTest python=3.7.4
(base) C:\Users\windows10>conda activate DataTest
(DataTest) C:\Users\windows10> pip install ipykernel
(DataTest) C:\Users\windows10>python -m ipykernel install --user --name DataTest --display-name "DataTestP3.7.4"
(DataTest) C:\Users\windows10>conda install jupyter
(DataTest) C:\Users\windows10>jupyter notebook



>> jikrul , jikruleeekuet@gmail.com
for any kind help email me.


To install pakages to your environment
open anaconda promt 
>> (base)  C:\Users\windows10>conda install jupyter
>>(DataTest) C:\Users\windows10>pip install pandas
>>(DataTest) C:\Users\windows10>pip install librosa
pip install pandas
pip install ipython
conda update conda
conda update ipython
pip install mir_eval

and many more pakages or follow Anaconda Navigator >> Environments >> Your Environment Name >> Then Select & appy from list of pakages


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