Just a note that Anaconda requires per-seat licensing for any organization with > 200 employees. Might be helpful to re-spin this tutorial using "vanilla" Python, as there's nothing I see here that expressly requires Anaconda.
Thank you for posting such an detailed video which includes anaconda AND an install check with Printing Hello World. Found an error with Python - and had to reinstall VS Code after Windows 11 upgrade and now all is A-Ok. Thanks :)
For anybody who has an issue with saving the file, what I did was change the filetype in the dropdown menu on save to "no filetype" (also shown as (*) in the dropdown) and removed the .json at the end to only leave the .pynb So the file would look like: untitled.pynb
Something I noticed when downloading Anaconda... If you already have python installed on your system Anaconda won't have "register Anaconda3 as my default python 3.xx." I have no idea what I'm doing or if this is important. Just something I noticed.
Thank you so much. Do I need necessary to install Anaconda? Because I have installed Python separately, Jupyter Notebook without any Anaconda or Miniconda. My VSCode has extentions, python, jupyter and some more. And I have tried what you showed now, and looks like works good for me even without Anaconda 🤔
Mine says 'conda' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. in the Anaconda command prompt. What should I do?
esc - go to selecting code block, not editing code arrow up/down - move cell a - make new (code) cell above b - make new (code) cell below x - delete cell enter - go back to editing cell
the input function is not working, neither in the terminal nor in the output. I have installed it the same way you told us.. Kindly guide .... what to do?🙏
Run as Admin but still get this... PackagesNotFoundError: The following packages are not available from current channels: Checked channels, no ipykernal exists on the anaconda site package search. VSCode jupyter notebook extension still seems to work... Note: I already had the extension installed in vscode beforehand...
when I type y an error is being shown in the anaconda terminal EnvironmentNotWritableError: The current user does not have write permissions to the target environment. environment location: C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3
For scientific computing Anaconda and Miniconda are very useful. If one wants Python + a bunch of commonly used packages for scientific computing, Anaconda is a pretty good start; otherwise Miniconda is a good option if the user wants to control the packages they are installing. Not everyone requires these distributions, but they help to manage and deploy Python packages and sort of a useful arsenal to have in hand if one does a lot of scientific computing where versions of packages and environments matter a lot (e.g., reproducibility). Of course there are other ways to achieve the above like using docker.
With anaconda you can get several pre-installed packages for Python to work a lot easier. Conda can also give you a different Python environment to run different Python versions and for their management.
Hello sir… I don't know if you're aware or not, but there is issue to increase the fonts size of the markdowns in the Jupyter notebook in VS Code… please if you can help with anything sir … I really need this feature… it's there but its useless as it doesn't change or rather increase the font size of the markdowns.
The only reason I viewed this video was that I couldn't believe vscode lobotomized jupyter notebooks to the point that you had to click on "+ code" to enter each new line. I wasted my time here.
I hate all vscode instructional videos by this channel, it assumes 0 errors ever which is never the case when working with vscode, literally no deviations on how to trouble shoot or other ways of finding environments. Waste of time showing how to do things that people can just figure out themselves
No nonsense talk, just to the point. This is what most of the videos nowadays doesn't have. Good one. Keep it up!!!
"Click 'I trust the author' because you are the author"
You see OP, this is exactly why I don't trust the author
lol yeah
hahaha
You are funny!!
Lol... Funny
😂
Just a note that Anaconda requires per-seat licensing for any organization with > 200 employees. Might be helpful to re-spin this tutorial using "vanilla" Python, as there's nothing I see here that expressly requires Anaconda.
Thank you for posting such an detailed video which includes anaconda AND an install check with Printing Hello World.
Found an error with Python - and had to reinstall VS Code after Windows 11 upgrade and now all is A-Ok. Thanks :)
Finally, I don't have to cope with the monitor blasting white background of the browser-run Jupyter! Thanks!
just WOW!!! If all tutorials were this straight forward!!
I love you, Visual Studio Code.
More straightforward than I expect, appreciate!
you don't need Anaconda ... vscode already has a notebook feature
where
Easy and straight forward.
Thank You.
For anybody who has an issue with saving the file, what I did was change the filetype in the dropdown menu on save to "no filetype" (also shown as (*) in the dropdown) and removed the .json at the end to only leave the .pynb
So the file would look like:
untitled.pynb
Thank you for the help, my bestofriendo.
You should make some youtube vids too.
Something I noticed when downloading Anaconda... If you already have python installed on your system Anaconda won't have "register Anaconda3 as my default python 3.xx." I have no idea what I'm doing or if this is important. Just something I noticed.
Thank you so much. Do I need necessary to install Anaconda? Because I have installed Python separately, Jupyter Notebook without any Anaconda or Miniconda. My VSCode has extentions, python, jupyter and some more. And I have tried what you showed now, and looks like works good for me even without Anaconda 🤔
Nope. I didn't use Anaconda either and it works fine.
Hey what if i don't have Jupiter and should i have to download Jupiter then only i can use vs code??
@@rozakhan2811 not sure about that 🤔
Mine says 'conda' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file. in the Anaconda command prompt. What should I do?
open anaconda prompt with 'Run as Admin' if you get a failed install
Hi everyone, after installing the python, I don't see any prompt for python interpreter, can you check what to do?
Is Anaconda strictly required for this or can this setup be installed via pip?
no i tested with Vanilla Python and its work fine as well.
@@MrAbhishekparida ah yes, since my comment I also got it to run using vanilla Python. Thanks for letting me know!
Whenever I am taking input or running some actual code it takes forever to execute
Hi! How I can move the small cell help bar to the right as you have done here? Mine is default set to the left and is blocking my view a bit. Thanks
What is the short keys to creating a new code chuck or markdown chuck?
esc - go to selecting code block, not editing code
arrow up/down - move cell
a - make new (code) cell above
b - make new (code) cell below
x - delete cell
enter - go back to editing cell
That kernel thing just rotating for 2 hours and doing nothing.
Can't find this version of Anaconda on their page though..
Easy and Straight . Thank you
yes i tested with Vanilla Python and it works fine
*_How do we manage virtual environments, or did I miss something??_*
you have to create it separately
OMG I LOVE THISS FEATURE
Wonderful explanation, thank you!
to change the interpreter CRTL+SHIFT+P
Gold, right to the point
So why do you need Anaconda for Jupyter Notebooks?
This was probably the first time I ever saw someone use windows search bar)
That is what I was looking for! Thanks!
Same with me bro
thank youuu!
thank you for the video , I got 'conda' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
At this point vscode could have an extension to run operating system.
the input function is not working, neither in the terminal nor in the output. I have installed it the same way you told us.. Kindly guide .... what to do?🙏
Hi!, im facing the same issue as yours, do you have any update on it?
Thank you! this was useful!
Run as Admin but still get this...
PackagesNotFoundError: The following packages are not available from current channels:
Checked channels, no ipykernal exists on the anaconda site package search.
VSCode jupyter notebook extension still seems to work...
Note: I already had the extension installed in vscode beforehand...
I'm getting the "folder has spaces" error for the destination folder that it's downloading to.
You don't need Anaconda.
Thank you very much for this
great video!
may i know how to solve ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pydotplus'
clear and ez, ty!
that was so helpfull, thank you very much
Better than jupyter lab
when I type y
an error is being shown in the anaconda terminal
EnvironmentNotWritableError: The current user does not have write permissions to the target environment.
environment location: C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3
Thanks a lot friend
1000x thank you man
conda ? kernel? what's all that? this is so annoying, i have no idea what those things are and i am supposed to install them??
Input() does not work with jupiter running in vs code?
thank you for this tutorial
讲的非常清楚
Tq u you saved my time
thanks for this
how can i use display on jupter vscode ?
Is there any alternative for Anaconda, unfortunately on my PC it doesn't work and already exhausted the necessary troubleshooting?
Google colab
then what is the jupyter extension for?
Libraries are not getting imported
if I install Anaconda, do I need to install also python or is already inside Anaconda?
I can't find Anaconda Individual edition. can anyone help me?
Thanks!
very useful! thx a lot!
Thanks alot!
super perfect
when i enable python extension, typing in python is start lagging.
but in html cpp working fine.
what may be the reason?
mine says conda not recognised at 0:53
nice tutorial
No Mathjax support😭😭
Sir can you please solve this error in vs code "this language server has crashed 5 times in 3 minutes. It can be restarted." Fix it
currently not working this method
Nice!
Unable to import python packages
Thanks sir
update information. Anaconda website has changed
very nice
good and clar one
you are a saviour honeslty
can you make a guide for Ubuntu 20.04 please?
But still didn't understand the use of anaconda if there is offical python interpter (maybe partnership between vscode team and anaconda ???)
For scientific computing Anaconda and Miniconda are very useful. If one wants Python + a bunch of commonly used packages for scientific computing, Anaconda is a pretty good start; otherwise Miniconda is a good option if the user wants to control the packages they are installing. Not everyone requires these distributions, but they help to manage and deploy Python packages and sort of a useful arsenal to have in hand if one does a lot of scientific computing where versions of packages and environments matter a lot (e.g., reproducibility). Of course there are other ways to achieve the above like using docker.
With anaconda you can get several pre-installed packages for Python to work a lot easier. Conda can also give you a different Python environment to run different Python versions and for their management.
@@souvikghosh6966 thanks man !
@@juansanar so does it means it can be used for ai ml and such ??
@@_AN203 yes, mainly for scientific packages, those libraries are very useful.
is this a filter - so normal people cant run it, and quit trying? why so complicated?
Hello sir… I don't know if you're aware or not, but there is issue to increase the fonts size of the markdowns in the Jupyter notebook in VS Code… please if you can help with anything sir … I really need this feature… it's there but its useless as it doesn't change or rather increase the font size of the markdowns.
we don't need to install anaconda
Perfect!
What is anaconda?🌼
a snake
@@confidential303 after waiting for four months, now I know what it is.
Please bring this software in android also i can't afford laptop 😭😭😭
You can buy Asus Chromebook for programming. Those cost almost within ₹20000
1 year and already busted
The only reason I viewed this video was that I couldn't believe vscode lobotomized jupyter notebooks to the point that you had to click on "+ code" to enter each new line. I wasted my time here.
no funciona :c
I hate all vscode instructional videos by this channel, it assumes 0 errors ever which is never the case when working with vscode, literally no deviations on how to trouble shoot or other ways of finding environments. Waste of time showing how to do things that people can just figure out themselves
Yes exactly, no mention of managing virtual environments!!
F MS
Pycharm
I use that for doing projects
Javascript