"* Launch a terminal and execute 'conda install jupyter'"
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"# 2. Notebooks in a nutshell"
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"## 2.1 Launching jupyter"
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"1. Launch a terminal from the directory you have your notebook (file extension .ipynb) or you want to create your notebook\n",
"1. Write (without '') 'jupyter notebook' and press click"
]
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"In case you have not installed the environment, you can run Jupyter here https://try.jupyter.org/"
]
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"## 2.2 Running notebooks"
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"You can create, open or save notebooks from the menu File."
]
},
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"Notebooks have two main types of cells: code (executable) and text (called 'markdown'). You can change the type of a cell in the toolbar. A detailed user manual of Jupyter can be found here: \n",
"The notebook is freely licensed under under the [Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/). \n",