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LAB ASSIGNMENT-1

QUESTION-1: Learning the installation of Jupyter Notebook IDE on


your system.
Step 1: Install Anaconda in your PC.
Step 2: Open Anaconda Navigator.
Step 3: Click on “launch” in the Jupyter Notebook Box.

QUESTION 2: Perform the following on Jupyter Notebook IDE.


1. Creating a notebook
Step 4: Next, create a New Folder by clicking on “New”.
Step 5: Click on “New Folder”.

 A new untitled folder will be created.


2.Naming
Step 6: Click on “Untitled” and rename the file.

Step 7: Open this folder and click on “New”.

Step 8: Click on “New File”.


Now a new notebook/file is created for you to work on.
3.Running Cells
Click on the first cell that is visible. A cursor will appear.
Write a line of code and Click on “Run” or press Shift + Enter.

 Output will be displayed in the same window itself.


4The Menus
In Jupyter Notebook, there are mainly 4 main menus.
1.File- allows you to create, open and save notebooks
2.View-allows you to customise the layout and appearance of your
notebook.
3.Kernel- allows you to set kernel specific options
4.Help- allows access to documentation, tutorials and other
resources.
5.Starting Terminals and Other things
 Click on “New”
 Then click on “Terminal”
 Other things in that Dropdown Menu include
(i) “Python [conda envbase]” which is used to create a
interactive python notebook
(ii) The other is “Console” which is the engine that runs your
code and provides the output.
5.Viewing What’s running

 It shows the current status of Jupyter Notebook Kernel.


6.Cell Types
(i) Code Cell: This type of Cell is used to write and execute
code in a variety of programming languages
(ii) Markdown Cell: This type of cell is used to create
formatted text using Markdown Syntax
(iii) Raw Cell: This type of cell is used to write raw,
unformatted text that will appear as it is written.
7.Styling Your Text
 Bold: **Bold text**
 Italics: *Italic Text*
 Strikethrough: ~~Strikethrough Text~~
 Underline:<u>Underline text</u>
8.Headers
 Heading 1: # Heading 1
 Heading 2: ## Heading 2
 Heading 3: ### Heading 3

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