You can create many cells and run them all. This is a simple example showing for loop and range: You can create cells with markdown like: # Notebook Jupyter Notebook Then you can enter python code and run the cell: for i in range(1, 10, 2): Inside the Jupyter you can create new Notebook from button New and selecting Python 2 or Python 3. This will start Jupyter which will be available in the browser by opening address: Testing and running simple Notebook Source /home/user/envs/jupyenv/bin/activate If you like you can create starting script for Jupyter Notebook by: #!/bin/bash
If you have errors you can try to upgrade pip by: pip install -upgrade pip Install and run Jupyter Notebook / IPythonĪfter ensuring Python, pip and virtual environment you can install IPython by: sudo apt-get -y install ipython ipython-notebookĪctivate your virtual environment and install Jupyter Notebook in this environment by: pip install jupyter You can see more about virtual environments here: Install python 3.7 on Linux Mint In order to stop virtual environment type: deactivate You should see terminal change like: (jupyenv) ~/envs/jupyenv $ Then go in the newly created environment and activate it by: cd jupyenv I prefer to install Jupyter in virtual environment so you can create one if you don't have by References: virtualenv -system-site-packages -p python3 jupyenv Or for Python 3 sudo apt-get -y install python3.5 python-pip python-dev In case of missing python and/or pip you can install them by: sudo apt-get -y install python2.7 python-pip python-dev In order to verify their existence and versions: python -version Prerequisite for Jupyter Notebook/IPythonįirst of all you need to update your cache: sudo apt-get updateīy default you will have installed python and pip. Install and run Jupyter Notebook / IPython.Prerequisite for Jupyter Notebook/IPython.
#Install jupyter notebook in virtual environment how to
This is a quick tutorial how to install Jupyter Notebook on Ubuntu 18 or Linux Mint 18.
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