Hello, great video, all your videos are very instructive. I have a question, i have a very basic knowledge of python, I tried pycharm but gives me problems so I only know to use idle and Sublime text,: Can you use theese two with different working environments in Anaconda? Thank you.
Hi Jose! 😃 You can even use Notepad to create Python files! It doesn't really matter which code editor you use - as it's not affecting anything inside your working environment! 🙂 The only reason why you use code editors is to produce ".py" or ".html" or ".js" files and then you run them from your terminal. So you edit with Sublime and you execute your them with Anaconda - these 2 are not related! The main benefit of IDEs like Pycharm is that you both edit your files there and both execute them from the built-in terminal in Pycharm. But it's quite a hustle to set everything up and get it to work, so if you're just beginning with Python - it's best to start with simple code editors like Sublime and switch to an IDE only at a later stage - when you are more experienced 😉 BTW, in most of my tutorials I use a code editor called Atom to produce the files (very similar to Sublime) and I just run them from the Anaconda terminal by: 1. activating my environment: conda activate my_environment 2. installing whichever modules you're planning to use, for example PyQT5: conda install -c anaconda pyqt 3. navigating to the project folder with: cd c:\users\mariya\path_to_my_program 4. running the Python file inside this folder with: python my_file_name.py You can check out this video for example (it's somewhere around 03:30 minutes): th-cam.com/video/9iZLDnW_vwU/w-d-xo.html Good luck! 😃
@@PythonSimplified Thank you very very much for the detailed explanation. When I am using Python's IDLE (something similar in Sublime) I press F5 to run the module to check if it works, it opens a new window and execute the module, it is easy, fast and I lazy 😅, So as I understand that F5 key of IDLE is not going to work with Anaconda working environments.
@@JoseAntonio-jf5lz Though I dont personally use idle, I am pretty sure any editor can be configured to use any python interpreter installed on the system (in this case the python provided by the Anaconda installation). You just need to go in your interpreter settings, and give it the path of the python executable located inside the anaconda directory/environment. Just make sure all the environment variables are consistent.
I watched like a dozen tutorials like this and you are really doing something amazing. You are starting with why and what things are and what they do and then why do them using analogies that people without programming experience can really connect the symbolic functionality of something to real world situations to understand... again, what something does, how and why. The amount of tutorials for beginners I see that jump straight into just the hello world command without explaining anything to do with logistics, organization, management and just plain... keeping things organized in my mind so that I don't feel overwhelmed is just crazy. So thank you for just... being awesome at what you do.
Mariya I really enjoy your tutorials at the point that when I am unmotivatedand burned out, I go away to your channel to have some positive energy. Love you ❤and Keep going.
I already subscribed to your channel before finishing the video due to the quality of your presentation. This short video has answered all my questions and clear every doubt I had.
Thank you so much dear! 😁 I got lots of questions about Pygame installations so I thought I'll hit 2 birds with one stone 😉 BTW, you can still install it with newer version of Python, not just 2.7! you'll just need to know the specific Pygame version that is supported by your specific Python version which is not always an easy task! I find that the safest bet is to go for an older one as it's been heavily tested and it can be easily installed! 😊 Other versions are a bit more hustle, but they're still do-able!
The best explanation I have ever seen in my life, with the perfect words and even more so if it is said by a woman as talented and beautiful as this. My mind doesn't want to forget even a second of video
Thank you so much!! I'm super glad you liked this tutorial! 😁 I've been working with Anaconda from the very beginning of my Python journey so it's about time I film a proper tutorial on it! 😅 hahahaha
Thanks for the video.. Hi everyone, i want to correct something in this video. If your conda command not found after anaconda installation, simply change to root user by type sudo -s , then type source ~/.bashrc . the reason is source ~/.bashrc not working unless you are superuser/root
Thank you so much Mariya for this informative video on Anaconda for Python! Your clear explanations and helpful tips have made it so much easier for me to understand and navigate this powerful tool. Your dedication to sharing your knowledge is truly appreciated. Keep up the great work!
You're welcome! I'm actually returning to this tutorial evetime I get a fresh install (correctly running Kali) I can never remember the ~/.bashrc stuff 😅😅😅
Your video help me a lot to install my env with Conda and Visual Studio Code. I follow lessons from "Introduction to machine learning with python" book THANKS
OMG! I've being jumping from phyton, to VS, to Anaconda and I made mess! From now on I'm gonna stick to Conda. Thanks for this great video. Great tutorial.👏👍❤
you can use the ``` conda update conda ``` command for updating conda rather than the command that terminal suggest, but you should move on to the base environment. thanks for your high-quality stuff :)
I've been using python for a few years, creating virtual env for my projects. But I was going through one of your Numpy tutorial and saw anaconda again and though maybe that might make things a bit easier. From watching this video I believe it will.
Thank you This was very helpful and informative. Well done. Oh, I installed both Linux and windows versions. I found the windows versions slower but very feature rich. Cheers
Thank you so much dear!! I was indeed about to post a "help me" short video but then I got a response from the original devs offering me some help with the set up! 😃 I'm gathering energies to deal with it as we speak! I had 3 days of troubleshooting where I ended in the same spot as I started... a clean installation of Ubuntu because I messed it up so bad that even the "boot options menu" wouldn't load! 🤣🤣🤣 It just really drives me crazy when I know that something can be done - but it still doesn't work!!! and there's not much info about my errors anywhere so I'm assuming it's because my laptop is very special hahahah Thanks again! 😊
This is a great question, Phsopher! 😀 1. Conda is both a package manager (like pip) and an environment manager (like venv) so it already has a great benefit there! 😊 2. You don't have to worry about installing basic packages like Pandas and Numpy, as they are automatically installed by Anaconda. 3. Also, in my opinion - conda has simpler commands than venv and I find that it's really well maintained as opposed to PyPI which sometimes provides outdated installation commands. Other than that - there's not much difference! We can install Jupyter Notebook regardless of Anaconda with "pip install jupyter" and there's always an alternative for everything! I find it to be very convenient as I like being extra-organized, but it all comes down to personal preferences! 😉
You pull an Anaconda image or some other image that comes with Anaconda installed, or alternativley, you build your own image with Docker Init and include an Anaconda installation command in your Dockerfile 😃
Hi M.. again you saving time to newbies 👏with a great new video. Request: Video about your background in A.I. courses summary, University, math and others. Regards ☘️
Hi Tony, thank you so much! 😃 I have another Python beginners video coming up in a few days with the perfect road map to learning Python (it was a viewers request from a while back, so it's more of an advice vlog rather than a tutorial 😉) My background in AI is a 100% self-taught through extensive article reading and lots of math doodles (trying to implement the algorithms step by step with a pen an paper). I took a fancy course back in 2018 but I didn't understand a thing! so everything you see on this channel is a result of this long journey 🙂 I'll post a university video review soon, I'm trying to catch up with a few project before I do so. In terms of math, I've tried filming a video or two but it doesn't seem like people choose to watch these so I'll stick to programming 😜
Thank you so much Alex! 😃 Sorry, I didn't remember you requested it, I would have added your comment to the beginning of the video!! I guess it was really long ago, eh? (or maybe I'm having a grandma moment 😅 hahahaha)
you are so sweet ! I love your voice. Your's tutorials are the best ! I'm php programmer, but i love python, ML, raspberry pi and more :) greetings from Poland, sweetie :)
Thank you so much for the lovely comment, Daniel! 😃 Dziękuję! (that's the only Polish word I know that's not a curse word hahahaha) Greetings back from Vancouver! 🤩
Hello, great video, all your videos are very instructive. I have a question, i have a very basic knowledge of python, I tried pycharm but gives me problems so I only know to use idle and Sublime text,: Can you use theese two with different working environments in Anaconda? Thank you.
Hi Jose! 😃
You can even use Notepad to create Python files! It doesn't really matter which code editor you use - as it's not affecting anything inside your working environment! 🙂
The only reason why you use code editors is to produce ".py" or ".html" or ".js" files and then you run them from your terminal. So you edit with Sublime and you execute your them with Anaconda - these 2 are not related!
The main benefit of IDEs like Pycharm is that you both edit your files there and both execute them from the built-in terminal in Pycharm. But it's quite a hustle to set everything up and get it to work, so if you're just beginning with Python - it's best to start with simple code editors like Sublime and switch to an IDE only at a later stage - when you are more experienced 😉
BTW, in most of my tutorials I use a code editor called Atom to produce the files (very similar to Sublime) and I just run them from the Anaconda terminal by:
1. activating my environment:
conda activate my_environment
2. installing whichever modules you're planning to use, for example PyQT5:
conda install -c anaconda pyqt
3. navigating to the project folder with:
cd c:\users\mariya\path_to_my_program
4. running the Python file inside this folder with:
python my_file_name.py
You can check out this video for example (it's somewhere around 03:30 minutes):
th-cam.com/video/9iZLDnW_vwU/w-d-xo.html
Good luck! 😃
@@PythonSimplified Thank you very very much for the detailed explanation. When I am using Python's IDLE (something similar in Sublime) I press F5 to run the module to check if it works, it opens a new window and execute the module, it is easy, fast and I lazy 😅, So as I understand that F5 key of IDLE is not going to work with Anaconda working environments.
@@JoseAntonio-jf5lz Though I dont personally use idle, I am pretty sure any editor can be configured to use any python interpreter installed on the system (in this case the python provided by the Anaconda installation). You just need to go in your interpreter settings, and give it the path of the python executable located inside the anaconda directory/environment. Just make sure all the environment variables are consistent.
@@manu1995007 Thank you, I 'll try to find the way
I watched like a dozen tutorials like this and you are really doing something amazing. You are starting with why and what things are and what they do and then why do them using analogies that people without programming experience can really connect the symbolic functionality of something to real world situations to understand... again, what something does, how and why. The amount of tutorials for beginners I see that jump straight into just the hello world command without explaining anything to do with logistics, organization, management and just plain... keeping things organized in my mind so that I don't feel overwhelmed is just crazy. So thank you for just... being awesome at what you do.
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I've been programming in another language for 10 year but I couldn't explain it better than you.
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Mariya I really enjoy your tutorials at the point that when I am unmotivatedand burned out, I go away to your channel to have some positive energy. Love you ❤and Keep going.
Thanks for posting these tutorials. Just getting back into Python after having not touched it for a decade and yours are the most helpful.
I found this channel ~10 minutes ago, this girl is a gem.
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Thanks for putting time into this Mariya! Found you through the Python Show!
I am going to watch every single video on this channel. I do not know why but the way you do you makes it soooooo easy. Thanks again.
I already subscribed to your channel before finishing the video due to the quality of your presentation. This short video has answered all my questions and clear every doubt I had.
You are the best teacher on the internet! Thanks for simplifying this for us!
I Love Pygame, Thanks Sweetie For Giving Such a Hands On Tutorial To Working This Out ~
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Thank you so much dear! 😁
I got lots of questions about Pygame installations so I thought I'll hit 2 birds with one stone 😉
BTW, you can still install it with newer version of Python, not just 2.7! you'll just need to know the specific Pygame version that is supported by your specific Python version which is not always an easy task!
I find that the safest bet is to go for an older one as it's been heavily tested and it can be easily installed! 😊
Other versions are a bit more hustle, but they're still do-able!
The best explanation I have ever seen in my life, with the perfect words and even more so if it is said by a woman as talented and beautiful as this. My mind doesn't want to forget even a second of video
you are the best python teacher ever
Mariya is a very good teacher! Excellent clear explanations. Several of your videos have been very useful to me.
Thank you so much, dear! Super happy to help!!! 😃
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Thank you!!! Very well explained. I actually learned a couple of things. You're the best!
Thank you so much!! I'm super glad you liked this tutorial! 😁
I've been working with Anaconda from the very beginning of my Python journey so it's about time I film a proper tutorial on it! 😅 hahahaha
Thanks for the video.. Hi everyone, i want to correct something in this video. If your conda command not found after anaconda installation, simply change to root user by type sudo -s , then type source ~/.bashrc . the reason is source ~/.bashrc not working unless you are superuser/root
Thank you!
I use Ubuntu and I have been struggling with anaconda. I will try uninstall and install again.
Already subscribed.
Thank you Maryia.
That's awesome, I am new to Python and I tried pyenv but was facing so many issues. As a Mac user Conda worked outstanding. Thank you!
that was the best tutorial I've ever seen on how to install a platform! thank you very much.
i swear i love your teaching and much more your personality. something about the face i think. i definitely will pass my machine learning now
Thank you. This is the best how to use Anaconda Python in Ubuntu video that I understand.
I love how you explain what you're doing in your videos! It made me subscribe!
Thank you so much Mariya for this informative video on Anaconda for Python! Your clear explanations and helpful tips have made it so much easier for me to understand and navigate this powerful tool. Your dedication to sharing your knowledge is truly appreciated. Keep up the great work!
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Thanks for the Linux demo, I needed it.
Have a great day.
You're welcome! I'm actually returning to this tutorial evetime I get a fresh install (correctly running Kali)
I can never remember the ~/.bashrc stuff 😅😅😅
@@PythonSimplified hahaha, is always good to prepare tools in advance.
Thanks to your excellent explanation, I was able to install Anaconda and run Jupyter, So ready to sail into the gorgeous world of Python.. 👏🥰🌹
Your video help me a lot to install my env with Conda and Visual Studio Code. I follow lessons from "Introduction to machine learning with python" book THANKS
🙂 You make it look so easy. I followed your instructions and loved it. I just hit the subscribe button. Thank you, really.
This video was great. Thanks soo much for creating this install video. Right on time!🤩
OMG! I've being jumping from phyton, to VS, to Anaconda and I made mess! From now on I'm gonna stick to Conda. Thanks for this great video. Great tutorial.👏👍❤
Excellent brief tutorial! Exactly what I needed. Thank you.
the furniture illustration waz quite smart 😉
Thank you so much! glad you liked it! 😃
you can use the ``` conda update conda ``` command for updating conda rather than the command that terminal suggest, but you should move on to the base environment.
thanks for your high-quality stuff :)
Oh I love you I finally figured out what the heck Anaconda was
I've been using python for a few years, creating virtual env for my projects. But I was going through one of your Numpy tutorial and saw anaconda again and though maybe that might make things a bit easier. From watching this video I believe it will.
Really nice your explanation 🎉🎉🎉
Wow! I love listening to you! Thank you for the great tutorial.
Really useful!, perfect for my final work!
Your video has answered all my questions
Yeyy!! Happy to hear! 😃
Had a good laugh between 2:52 to 3:01! Awesome tutorial!
Thank you
This was very helpful and informative.
Well done.
Oh, I installed both Linux and windows versions. I found the windows versions slower but very feature rich.
Cheers
Thank you for a clear and extremely useful tutorial on Anaconda.
As always you have the best content!. Keep going and I hope you fix the problem with the drivers ASAP, if you need any help let us know :).
Thank you so much dear!! I was indeed about to post a "help me" short video but then I got a response from the original devs offering me some help with the set up! 😃
I'm gathering energies to deal with it as we speak! I had 3 days of troubleshooting where I ended in the same spot as I started... a clean installation of Ubuntu because I messed it up so bad that even the "boot options menu" wouldn't load! 🤣🤣🤣
It just really drives me crazy when I know that something can be done - but it still doesn't work!!! and there's not much info about my errors anywhere so I'm assuming it's because my laptop is very special hahahah
Thanks again! 😊
Great video as usual. Thanks for the bonus Windows install instructions!
that was very helpful and easy. love the time stamps and was just looking for windows part. thanks.
Thank you for this tutorial. It helps me to understand the Anaconda deeply. Best of luck 🎉
See guys ? Go through YT and i bet anyone find someone simplify for us the information better than her ... So Thank you Missy
you and your tutorials are gold !! :)
Well done! This is a great video. You are really gifted at explaining concepts. Also, love the sloth shirt! My daughter was a sloth for Halloween 🎃
Thank you so much Daniel! 😃
Definitley a great costume choice! (I was a "savage moose" this year 😁)
You are an amazing teacher!
Thanks for another great tutorial!
Thank you so much! super glad you liked it! 😁😁
As always this was very helpful!👍😃
Yeeey! Thank you so much! 😊
Now im learning anaconda
Thanks mariya ❤️
Thanks for the video! What's the benefit of using Anaconda compared to the built in Python venv or the virtualenv module?
This is a great question, Phsopher! 😀
1. Conda is both a package manager (like pip) and an environment manager (like venv) so it already has a great benefit there! 😊
2. You don't have to worry about installing basic packages like Pandas and Numpy, as they are automatically installed by Anaconda.
3. Also, in my opinion - conda has simpler commands than venv and I find that it's really well maintained as opposed to PyPI which sometimes provides outdated installation commands.
Other than that - there's not much difference! We can install Jupyter Notebook regardless of Anaconda with "pip install jupyter" and there's always an alternative for everything!
I find it to be very convenient as I like being extra-organized, but it all comes down to personal preferences! 😉
Thank you Mariya, your content is very helpful.
thx for getting to the point of how to make a virtual environment
Thanks Maam Loved your tutorial
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you so much! 😊
What an excellent presentation and lecture.
Great video! Just like that SIMPLIFIED!! I really like it. Thanks.
Anaconda seems like the a solution to run projects in older python versions.
Yup! it allows you to keep up with the new versions without compromising the projects you've built with the older ones 😃
That's great 👍! Thanks Mariya
Thank you Lucas! Glad you liked it! 😃
Thanks for this video, sensei Mariya
Oh, I have the same wallpaper that you have on your Windows
Great video, thanks 👍
This a great video. It helped me
You can try mine too. The channel has both Python and R tutorial playlists, and you can find link to source file in description of the video.
great tutorial, i have Question, in a production enviroment that runs docker container how do you use anaconda ?
You pull an Anaconda image or some other image that comes with Anaconda installed, or alternativley, you build your own image with Docker Init and include an Anaconda installation command in your Dockerfile 😃
Thank you for this information.
Thank you tomarq! I'm happy to help!😊
Great video! Learned a lot, thank you so much!
Thank you!!
it was great simple video
Amazing tutorial!!!
Great work. Thank you! Very helpful
Nice nice, i love it :) !
I enjoy watching and learning your video. It's simple and well explained to understand and follow along. Love Linux Ubuntu as well... 🙂
Thank you, this was very helpful.
So nice to see you again M! Really interesting video as always. and... also, did you watch Knotfest LA? did you like the new song?
this was really helpful. thank you
Thank you for the knowledge!
Hi M.. again you saving time to newbies 👏with a great new video. Request: Video about your background in A.I. courses summary, University, math and others. Regards ☘️
Hi Tony, thank you so much! 😃 I have another Python beginners video coming up in a few days with the perfect road map to learning Python (it was a viewers request from a while back, so it's more of an advice vlog rather than a tutorial 😉)
My background in AI is a 100% self-taught through extensive article reading and lots of math doodles (trying to implement the algorithms step by step with a pen an paper). I took a fancy course back in 2018 but I didn't understand a thing! so everything you see on this channel is a result of this long journey 🙂
I'll post a university video review soon, I'm trying to catch up with a few project before I do so. In terms of math, I've tried filming a video or two but it doesn't seem like people choose to watch these so I'll stick to programming 😜
@@PythonSimplified This is so encouraging to hear now that I embark on a similar journey. Thanks for your great tutorials!
greate video ! Thank you so much !
I asked you about Anaconda before, thanks for the tutorial. Looking forward to the Jupyter one!
Thank you so much Alex! 😃
Sorry, I didn't remember you requested it, I would have added your comment to the beginning of the video!! I guess it was really long ago, eh? (or maybe I'm having a grandma moment 😅 hahahaha)
2 thumbs up! Thanks!
great and clear explanation
thanks for your complete guide
I like your videos, nice job.
This video is very helpful. Thank you.
Fine work as usual.
Thank you so much! 😁
you are so sweet ! I love your voice. Your's tutorials are the best ! I'm php programmer, but i love python, ML, raspberry pi and more :) greetings from Poland, sweetie :)
Thank you so much for the lovely comment, Daniel! 😃 Dziękuję! (that's the only Polish word I know that's not a curse word hahahaha)
Greetings back from Vancouver! 🤩
is working on linux :) ty
great video ,very helpful..
Nice course your english language is easy to understand. Keep coding :)
Thanks very much I have learned a lot from this! Would you help me IRAF installation procedure also please?
Great video 😃👍 thank you
Thanks again! 😊
Haha, i just installed anaconda on my new Linux installation yesterday so this couldn't have been on a better time