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BLOG · 10/3/2023

Jupyter Lab

about jupiter lab

Abhiram Avadhanam
Abhiram Avadhanam
OP
Jupyter Lab

Installation Links: \n\njupyterlab.readthedocs.io\n\noverview of jupiter lab\n- Before Installing JupyterLab, Python needs to be installed in your system. \n- Python download links \IMPORTANT DONOT INTALL PYTHON 3.10.x - few necessary modules such as sklearn aren't updated to be compatible with it." "INTALL PYTHON 3.9.x (where x is the latest revision)"" \n\n#### TIP → Check “Add Python x.x to PATH”\n\n This makes sure that you can access python from the any folder in your computer \n\n#### Running JupyterLab for the first time JupyterLab runs as an application on Jupyter Server hence it needs to run from the command prompt \n\n\njupyter lab\n \n\nThis single command initializes everything required and opens JupyterLab in your default browser. JupyterLab can be opened from http://localhost:8888/lab in case it doesn't open automatically \n\n##### TIP Since JupyterLab runs on Jupyter server, you wont be able to access all the files on your PC directly. The directory from where the JupyterLab is run from the terminal, is mounted as the root directory. Whenever you want to work on a project, create a new directory (i.e folder) for it and cd into it. Run jupyter lab from there to isolate all your projects \n\n#### Saving your progress \n\nMake a note of the previous TIP, keep your projects isolated and organized neatly. Saving of a single file can be achieved with Ctrl+S or File>Save Saving of your complete project can be done by File>Save All"

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