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Hello to your friends.

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So in this lesson, we're going to try to install in a kind of distribution system for Linux users.

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So let's get started.

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Now, depending on your experience, you may have encountered more than one way to use the Python programming

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language.

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But I just want to be clear that in our course, we will be looking at Anakonda Idie in Jupiter notebook

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and the Jupiter lab interface in IDC.

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So what is it?

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Why would we be using it?

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Yeah.

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Good question.

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So we can say that there are interfaces that programmers use when writing computer programs.

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Huh.

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And then by the end of the course, you will be able to clearly understand what I mean about setting

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up Anaconda.

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So we'll be able to use this Jupiter notebook and Jupiter lab interface within our Anakonda distribution.

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So first of all, we will download Anakonda.

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We're going to finalize the installation process by activating Jupiter Notebook and Jupiter Lab.

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And that way there will be waiting and ready for us to be using an anaconda.

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So I just want to get started quickly.

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I'm here using a one two as the operating system.

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Of course, Ubuntu is open, source free and.

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As a free operating system, it was actually developed based on a Linux kernel.

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So we'll fire up our Internet browser, so I choose Firefox.

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And now we will need to write the name of our distributor that we want to download into our browser,

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and that will be Anakonda.

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And just look for Anakonda outcome.

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And you can use whatever sort of search phrase you like.

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But it is absolutely one of the most popular data science platforms out there.

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Anakonda Kind.

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And we'll come across a screen like this.

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And you see here will need to go to the download option for Anakonda.

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All right, so here it is, my friends.

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Look at this.

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There is a getting started section on the top, right?

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So just click there.

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Now, there are few options about Anaconda's service products.

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So we can click on the download Anakonda installer option.

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And then see that after clicking, the following screen will come up.

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Here we have to choose according to our operating system now.

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We do want to install on Linux, and that's why I'll click the bit, install the section under the Linux

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option.

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Cool, so now our browser asks what to do with a file.

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And here I'll just.

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Check the save file option, say OK, and that begins to download.

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OK, so now that our download has started, I just want to follow the process here.

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And the duration of process course depends on your computer and Internet speed.

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But that's mine done, so I'll just click on the file.

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And so here we need to enter the download's file and yeah, see, here's where the file has been downloaded.

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And it is a file with the extension as H.

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Now, of course, because we are in Linux, unlike any other of the operating systems, we will have

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to run it on the command line.

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So in other words, we will run it on a terminal with the German Linux.

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So that way the installation process can be a little daunting for those who have not used Linux before.

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But that's why we are going to check it out and we are going to do a step by step introduction by going

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to the Anaconda's Web site.

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So when you go to the site.

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So you see, when I scroll down a bit, there's a section about documentation in here.

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You can always learn a bit more.

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And there's a lot more option.

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Just click on that.

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And you see there is an insulation option related to the insulation, so we click here.

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And since we want to install it on Linux, we will need to click on the insulation on Linux option.

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So see, here we are now where we want to be.

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And if I scroll down a little bit more, there's some sequential information about the installation.

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There's a section about downloading Anakonda.

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Yeah, we already did that.

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So we've got the first step done.

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Now, the second step is, of course, related to validation.

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Not necessarily our concern.

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So I want to bring your attention to the third step.

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This is what interests us.

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So there's a command example that we need to write into the terminal for installation.

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Now, here's something critical that we'll need to do before using this code.

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This is the same version as the version in the code and the version that we downloaded.

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So what I mean by that?

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Well, I'll just make this page smaller.

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So open up a terminal where we'll write the code.

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So right click this terminal anywhere on the desktop and select open terminal.

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And now let's take the terminal down.

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So we'll do a version check.

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So we come to the download's see the fire with the S.H. extension, and I downloaded twenty twenty one

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point zero five.

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So what is the version that I will write into the terminal?

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Twenty twenty point zero two.

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Well, then the first thing will be meant to fix it.

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Yeah.

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All right, so I'm just right clicking and copying this code written here for us to use and welcome

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to the terminal that I previously opened on the desktop and paste this code in.

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And sure enough, we are going to change the version.

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So let's see what our current version was.

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Twenty twenty one point zero five.

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All right, cool, so that's why you check.

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I'll just delete twenty twenty point zero two from here and.

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Right.

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Twenty twenty one point zero five instead.

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So see, it says here to continue the installation process, review the contract.

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So I'll say enter.

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Now, unlike any of the other operating systems, all contract related clauses appear one by one and

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Linux.

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So I'll just try to finish the whole contract by pricing hetter repeatedly.

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OK, it looks like I pressed it a couple of times too many.

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Any way.

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OK, so here we get a question and it says, Do you accept the licence terms?

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We got to say yes.

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So well, right?

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Yes, and here.

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So now it asks for the directory where Anakonda will be installed.

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Now, my advice, of course, is just don't make any changes in the series.

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My friend says just before the insulation under this directory by saying enter.

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So now we'll hit, enter, press it and starts the insulation.

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So the directions process, of course, depends on the computer and Internet speed.

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So we'll just wait until the end of the process.

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So now looks like it has installed all of our packages.

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And again, we've got another question to answer.

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Do you want the installer to start Anakonda three?

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Well, hmm, let me think about it.

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Yes.

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So you're right.

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Yes.

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Your installation completes.

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All right.

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Now, here we are presented with an I.D. called Pi Charm Perrow.

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And remember I asked you earlier and you were probably thinking, huh?

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Are you just not going to answer?

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What does it mean?

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Well, it was called interfaces that make our work easier when using programming languages.

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So here we will use Jupiter Notebook, Jupiter Lab, which are also located in Anaconda.

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Not this PI charm pro that.

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And it kind of offers this in addition because.

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Well, I'll be honest with you.

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We consider Python as a programming language in terms of data science and artificial intelligence,

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and we teach that with mutual interaction.

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But here we'll be using with Jupiter Notebook and Jupiter lab interfaces that Anakonda will offer us.

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So therefore, we.

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Just don't want to go down that road.

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So that means right here will start Anaconda.

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And let's take this terminal down and come over here to our documentation page and examine the next

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steps.

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And I'll just enlarge screen a little bit.

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So looky here.

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We have apply these steps.

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And last step, the 12 step, we are presented with an option to verify the installation.

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All right.

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So I'll just click here.

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Now, look, here are some of the demos for Windows, for Mac, for Linux.

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Let's go here to the Linux part.

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And see, there is an article here, so it says Open Anakonda Navigator with Anakonda Navigator command.

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So if Anakonda is properly installed, the Annacone, a navigator, will open and it gives us a code

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to write to the new terminal.

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And right click and copy the code.

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Cool, so now we're going to close all of the terminal units that we have opened before.

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And let's get that down to.

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All right, my friends now will open up a new terminal on the desktop and will paste the command that

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we copied in the documentation section.

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Right.

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So this time when we run the code, it will start to open in our installation of Anakonda.

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So let's enter it.

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And you see, my friends.

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And they are starting to open.

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So after that, you can open Anakonda with this command.

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All right, so it finally opens and like this, you can see all the interfaces in our Anakonda this

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trebuchet and there is more than one interface, my friend.

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So this is that allure.

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And there are interfaces such as Jupiter Lab. Jupiter Notebook Spider.

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And what we're going to do is use one of the Jupiter Notebook and Jupiter lab interfaces.

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So we'll have a look at some of the other services of Anaconda.

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There is an environment part, so this is the place where the installation of modules and library institutions

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will be done.

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There are also learning and community sections, which are often lots of fun in your downtime.

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There are some documents in the learning section.

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There are various events and different news about the community in the community section.

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We won't be going into that at all here, but I don't want to dissuade you from doing that, my friend.

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So for now, we're going to go back to the home section and run our Jupiter Notebook and Jupiter Lab.

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So we'll start from Jupiter Notebook first.

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And sure enough, if we hover over it and click launch, it will direct us to our interface.

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So that's pretty cool.

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And you see how our Jupiter notebook opens with a new Web tab interface.

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Now, since we will examine the Jupiter notebook in detail in the next few sections, I'm only just

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going to open it here and show you how to do that.

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So next, we will open our Jupiter lab.

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And here we are back to our Anakonda distributer.

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And I'll just hover over the Jupiter lab and click launch and it's opening.

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All right, so this is yet another interface that we will use again, since we will examine Jupiter

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live in detail in the next sections, we will.

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And the lesson here, just by showing you how to open it.

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So just review or poke around a little bit, have a quick read of some of the documents and.

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We will see you in the next one.

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So that's it.

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We have learned how to install the Anakonda distributor on the Linux operating system.

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We can also open the distributor and activate our interfaces in it.

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So in the next lesson, we will examine the Jupiter notebook itself.

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All right.

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So I hope to see in the next lesson.

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Until then, have a great day.
