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Python 3: working with files and digital assets/Preliminary/Jupyter

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Jupyterlab

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Pythons Package Manager [1]

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pip install jupyterlab

Homebrew [1]

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brew install jupyterlab

Windows Package Manager [2]

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winget install jupyterlab

Configuration

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Start

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to start jupyter lab run

jupyter lab

Jupyter Notebook

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If you want the classic experience you can install notebook with:

Pythons Package Manager[1]

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pip install notebook

Jupyter Desktop [2]

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You can find the latest version of jupyter Desktop at Github. Jupyter Desktop is an application that supports Windows, Linux and MacOS.

References

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  1. a b c "Installing Jupyter - Get up and running on your computer". Project Jupyter. Retrieved August 24, 2023.
  2. a b "JupyterLab Desktop". Github. Retrieved August 24, 2023.