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Most of the code for this course will be written in Jupyter Notebooks. Follow these steps to get set up with Jupyter Notebook and the materials in this course.
  1. Get Free PyCharm. (don't worry it's not a virus, it's my own copy of pycharm from like 2017 but it works.)
  2. Download this jupyter file.
  3. Select your student folder and put the file there.
  4. Open your student folder in File Explorer.
  5. Press Shift and Right-click to open a menu.
  6. Select Open command prompt window here to open a command prompt window.
  7. Type jupyter-notebook to open a Jupyter Notebook server.
  8. Jupyter Notebook will open in a browser window.
  9. Open the test notebook by double-clicking on it. It will open in a new tab.
  10. Click through the graphic below to get familiar with the different parts of Jupyter Notebook.
  11. Run the cell to see the output.

Recap

Jupyter Notebook is a software platform that allows you to write python code and add markdown notes and information in the same document.