Congratulations!ĭouble click on it, and the Anaconda Navigator window should appear. Go to the Windows Start menu and search for ‘Anaconda Navigator’ (not the Anaconda Prompt). There are some rare instances where you might not make Anaconda the default version, but they are beyond the scope of this article. You will be asked if you want Anaconda to be your default version of Python.Do not add Anaconda to the PATH because it can interfere with other software. You will be asked if you want to add Anaconda to your PATH environment variable.By default, Anaconda should try to install in your home directory. You will be prompted to select the installation location.If you are installing for ‘All Users’, you must have Administrator privileges. Select if you want to install for ‘Just Me’ or ‘All Users’.Go to the Anaconda Downloads page and download the appropriate version of Anaconda (32- or 64-Bit Graphical Installer) Select the Start button, right-click Computer, and then select Properties.At the right, under Device specifications, see System type.Select the Start button, then select Settings > System > About.You will need to know what System type (number of bits) you have before downloading the package (for more on bits, see here). Scroll to Windows Miniconda or Mac Miniconda Windows If you do not have 3 GB of space available or you want to save space and don’t mind doing some manual work, install Miniconda. Scroll to the Windows Anaconda or Mac Anaconda section below. If you have 3 GB of space on your computer and want the most straightforward installation, install Anaconda. Conda’s role in our workflow is to manage Jupyter Notebook. We will use pip to manage Python packages since it is the method recommended by the Python Packaging Authority. The difference between conda and pip is that conda manages packages and environments in any language (including Python), whereas pip only manages Python packages. Pip is another popular package manager, and we will use both.
Package managers help with installing, updating, and removing packages. Miniconda is a “minimal” version of Anaconda that requires less memory (about 50 MB) but does not come with any packages or environments pre-installed.īoth Anaconda and Miniconda come with conda. However, it requires a lot of memory (3 GB). Anaconda, Miniconda, and CondaĪnaconda is a Python and R distribution that comes with all the tools you need to start working with data, including packages, development environments, and more. Jupyter Notebook can be installed separately, but having either Anaconda or Miniconda already installed makes installing Jupyter Notebook easier.Ĭhromebook users, please see this article because the installation process is slightly different. We recommend installing Jupyter Notebook as part of either Anaconda or as an addition to Miniconda.
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