conda -V
. It should tell you 4.x.y where x and y are just some numbers. Now type ipython
to open a python session and type print("Hello World")
and then quit
conda -V
. It should tell you 4.x.y where x and y are just some numbers. Now type ipython
to open a python session and type print("Hello World")
and then quit
jupyter notebook
into the terminal and hit enter. It will open a tab in your default browser. (If you're not sure what that is, you'll soon find out.) In the browser tab, you'll see something like this:Data_Bootcamp
and store your programs there. If you're not sure how to do this, let us know. (And note well: There is an underscore "_"
between "Data" and "Bootcamp", not a blank space.)Data_Bootcamp
directory (folder) you created earlier.bootcamp_test
.sys.version_info
). If the version is less than 3.0, it prints an error message (raise Exception
). Otherwise it prints the message "Congratulations, etc." (iv) The statements that begin with raise
and print
are indented exactly four spaces. That's a standard feature of Python. Anything else generates an error.Data_Bootcamp
folder?