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Introduction to Jupyter Notebook

Presented by

Ms. Sushmita Chakraborty


Coordinator , PGDCA & Assistant Professor
Dept. of Computer Science & Applications
Patna Women’s College
What is a Jupyter Notebook?

jupyter notebook is an open-source web-based application that allows users


to create and share files containing code snippets and their output, data
visualization results, mathematical formulae, etc., with explanatory text, all
in a single file.

Data scientists widely use it because it supports popular data science


libraries like pandas, TensorFlow, scikit-learn, etc. Also, it is pretty popular
among big data engineers as it offers the integration of big data tools such
as Apache Spark.
How does a Jupyter Notebook work?

A jupyter notebook can execute a code snippet with the


help of a kernel running in the background. The browser
shares the code with the kernel, then executes it and sends
it back to the browser.
Why use a Jupyter Notebook?

 The best part about using a jupyter notebook is that it serves as an


interactive platform where users can simultaneously look at the
computational code and results.
 Additionally, it allows the user to break down a huge chunk of code
into small snippets to analyze the logic quickly.
 Jupyter notebooks are best suited for showcasing data visualization
results and thus work well for presentations.
What is a Jupyter Notebook used for?

Jupyter notebooks are widely used for completing various data


science tasks, such as applying multiple machine learning and
deep learning algorithms over large datasets.

 Additionally, they are used by data analysts to perform


exploratory data analysis over varied datasets.

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