How to Set Up Your Data Science Environment (Anaconda Beginner)

In this video I show you how to download and set up your data science environment. Most data scientists use Anaconda, which is a data science specific platform. Through anaconda you have access to the spyder ide, jupyter notebooks and R studio.

In this video, I also show you how to set up an environment to switch between different versions of python.

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[AmirOstad]

This saved my butt. I was searching all over the net for how to use Spyder in different environments and nobody had explained it properly.
Thanks Ken.

[MathStatsMe]

After two days of searching and troubleshooting and frustration, this video has explained what nothing else I was finding could! Thank you!🙏

[victorfantucci]

Hello Ken,
I started studying Data Science last year, and since them your channel helped me a lot with a lot of tips and advices.

Please continue with your fantastic work!!!

[piyushzope]

I also used anaconda during my graduation in my final year project but I just used the prompt for activating conda and then running my project interface but this is good that I can use environments directly. Thanks for showing all the command details here...

[laxlyfters]

Thank you so much for this video the first time I tried doing this my laptop's fan began to spin like crazy and heat up. This time nice and chill

[dassoud]

I love how the video is so well structured!!!

[KimJennie-flsg]

It's really cool to see Python and Anaconda fight in jupyter planet, like an R rated movie, .. Haha

[minhajali]

Thanks, one of my modules is business intelligence analysis this term. This helped me understand the basics

[vishalhumbe]

Thanks a lot ken for such a wonderful and easy to understand video for anaconda insallation. It is really helpful for me and many more....

[Endlessvoidsutidos]

great vid sweet and to the point thanks for this

[elghark]

Two questions (as I haven't installed Anaconda yet) :
1) Isn't there an Anaconda manager that allows to create and switch to different environments? I mean, you used code lines in cmd but if I'm not wrong that should be done by just clicking some commands in Ananconda navigator. Am I wrong?
2)Tensorflow is a pain for my python version (3.7). Which python version/environment do you suggest for installing and using Tensorflow successfully?

Thanks

[arunkhrishna]

Hey Ken! Recently many articles and news sites stated that data science is gonna extinct in the future. Is it really true? Could u share your opinion about this.

[piyushzope]

Right now I am trying to install anaconda so will it be fine to use the python 3.8 version? because I heard python 3.7 is a stable version but that is not available on anaconda.

[amlankumardey]

Hi Ken. I am new to your chennal. I have a question to ask. My organization was using free source of anaconda before. Now I have informed by my IT team that this is now licenced however I am unsure which version Should we install between commercial edition, team edition and enterprise edition. Our requirement is to have jupyter and Spyder and numpy and panda framework. Initially we raised request for teams edition but later got to know that it doesn't have Spyder and jupyter. Should we need the commercial edition instead? Will it have required packages mentioned. Thanks

[christianmubenga]

Hi, thanks for the video, but I downloaded anaconda, I also installed but when I run the small table displays then disappears but anaconda is not displayed. what to do? thanks

[nevillemathew]

Hey Ken, great video. I actually installed everything perfectly but when I try to open the anaconda navigator directly, it does not open. Is this an installation issue?

[manuarteteco]

thanks for this video Ken. What do you think are the advantages of Conda against say pipenv? I see conda used a lot, but I'm trying to understand if it makes sense for me to shift

[kelline]

Thanks for this intro and starting with anaconda, it very easy to follow. i had been using jupyter since 365, kind of only one i used. i understand spyder can see the variable and dataframe easily. i have a question for the same code and dataset, which will run faster? spyder or jupyter? Thanks

[rainbowchild]

Hello, Ken! Is anaconda good for beginners? Thank you!

[reslas]

Hi, I updated my Spyder in Anaconda, and it is broken as I stopped it because the install took too long. So my idea is not using Spyder in the base env, but create another but I want the libraries that come by default in the base env. Is there a way to install all of them easily without looking for them on by one? Many thanks