Anaconda Beginners Guide for Linux and Windows - Python Working Environments Tutorial

In this video, we will talk about the Anaconda toolkit and how we can use it to make our Python journey a bit more convenient.
🐍 We will talk about working environments and how we can create them on our computer.
🐍 We will also install different versions of Python inside these environments and combine them with a few popular packages.
🐍 We will discuss all the must-know conda commands.
🐍 We will install a conde editor named Jupyter Notebook.

The goal of this tutorial is:
a. to show the convenience of working environments.
b. to answer why I'm using conda in most of my videos 😜

🛑 PLEASE NOTE 🛑
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I didn't mention it in this tutorial - but you can still install Pygame with Python 3.5 (up to 3.5, newer versions will not work with conda!)
You'll just need to figure out which version of Pygame works with your version of Python!
So is Python 2.7 really a requirement? NO! I shouldn't have phrased it that way... but you might run into issues if you go for a later version! I got lots of questions about it and 2.7 seems to work great for everybody!
So if you got the following error:

UnsatisfiableError: The following specifications were found
to be incompatible with the existing python installation in your environment:
Specifications:
- pygame - python[version='2.7.*3.5.*']
Your python: python=3.9

Just try combining it with an older version of Python and it should do the trick! 😉

⏰Time Stamps ⏰
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00:00 - Intro to Anaconda Toolkit
00:23 - What is a working environment?
01:52 - Install Anaconda on Linux Ubunbtu 20.4
03:35 - Create conda working environments
04:02 - conda: command not found ERROR FIX
04:52 - conda install Pytorch
05:15 - conda list packages
06:00 - install Pygame
06:56 - conda remove package
07:25 - conda env list
07:47 - conda update package
08:14 - update conda
08:49 - search for install commands
10:18 - Jupyter Notebook
11:35 - Install Anaconda on Windows
14:20 - thanks for watching!

⭐ Anaconda Cheat Sheet ⭐
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⭐ Learn more about Jupyter Notebook (old video of mine)⭐

⭐ My Simple Video Game with Pygame Tutorial ⭐

⭐ My Pytorch Databases Tutorial ⭐

⭐ My Web App with Flask Tutorial ⭐

[JoseAntonio-jflz]

Hello, great video, all your videos are very instructive. I have a question, i have a very basic knowledge of python, I tried pycharm but gives me problems so I only know to use idle and Sublime text, : Can you use theese two with different working environments in Anaconda? Thank you.

[aaronvphotography]

I watched like a dozen tutorials like this and you are really doing something amazing. You are starting with why and what things are and what they do and then why do them using analogies that people without programming experience can really connect the symbolic functionality of something to real world situations to understand... again, what something does, how and why. The amount of tutorials for beginners I see that jump straight into just the hello world command without explaining anything to do with logistics, organization, management and just plain... keeping things organized in my mind so that I don't feel overwhelmed is just crazy. So thank you for just... being awesome at what you do.

[michaelknight]

I never comment unless a person really inspires me. Great work with your approach to sharing what you know. You’re a gifted teacher.

[bfrAliShettima]

I already subscribed to your channel before finishing the video due to the quality of your presentation. This short video has answered all my questions and clear every doubt I had.

[David-zprx]

You are the best teacher on the internet! Thanks for simplifying this for us!

[NikolayOlkhovsky]

Excellent brief tutorial! Exactly what I needed. Thank you.

[gitcotech]

I am going to watch every single video on this channel. I do not know why but the way you do you makes it easy. Thanks again.

[staffiman]

Thank you so much Mariya for this informative video on Anaconda for Python! Your clear explanations and helpful tips have made it so much easier for me to understand and navigate this powerful tool. Your dedication to sharing your knowledge is truly appreciated. Keep up the great work!

[Napkind]

I love how you explain what you're doing in your videos! It made me subscribe!

[arastooajorian]

that was the best tutorial I've ever seen on how to install a platform! thank you very much.

[aristideregal]

Thank you!!! Very well explained. I actually learned a couple of things. You're the best!

[dehawkinsNC]

This video was great. Thanks soo much for creating this install video. Right on time!🤩

[phil]

Great video as usual. Thanks for the bonus Windows install instructions!

[XXMrMister]

I've been programming in another language for 10 year but I couldn't explain it better than you.

[behzodhoshimov]

Thank you too. 😉 I really enjoy watching your videos.

[nmadfernan]

that was very helpful and easy. love the time stamps and was just looking for windows part. thanks.

[trtlphnx]

I Love Pygame, Thanks Sweetie For Giving Such a Hands On Tutorial To Working This Out ~
Love You and The Channel ~

[gabrielguglielmikirtschig]

Great video! Learned a lot, thank you so much!

[javascriptes]

That's awesome, I am new to Python and I tried pyenv but was facing so many issues. As a Mac user Conda worked outstanding. Thank you!

[einzwei]

Hi, nice video. Anaconda really is great but I think mamba and the mambaforge distro are also quite nice and deserve a mentioning here as they are also easy cross plattform, very lightweight and with the mamba environment management things are way faster, though you still need conda to activate the different environments.