Hello people!
I just installed Miniconda and then, Jupyter notebook on my terminal but, I wanna know if you can tell me what’s going on because, my Jupyter notebook interface seems kinda old and I just wanna make sure if there’s another step I need to do
What are you comparing it to?
If you select New, what’s in the dropdown menu? is “Notebook: Python 3” an option?
ex:
So, when I hit the New menu, it looks old. I had it before and it looked way nicer, and, the one that I had it looks really, really old.
For example, your on that picture looks way better than mine. any suggestions?
Are you on Windows or a Mac? How do you open Jupyter? (Via anaconda navigator or the terminal?)
Does it really matter if your UI components are different?
What version of Jupyter do you have? To check that, in a notebook cell type:
!jupyter --version
(I’m running 6.0.3)
Also, I rarely use it. I use Google Colab instead.
You can check the docs here:
https://jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ui_components.html
- I am on a Mac
- I open the Jupyter notebook through the terminal typing “Jupyter notebook” command
- I use safari
- I have the 7.0.8 on Jupyter notebook.
Literally just deleted the conda environment using my terminal and then, I re installed it but, dont know what to do no. I believe that I better get used to Google Colab from now on.
I appreciate it your help tho!!!
Honestly, I wouldn’t get too hung up on the aesthetics of the GUI. If you can create a new python3 notebook in Jupyter, then all is OK.
You’ll have to go back through the steps to install Jupyter on a mac.
I would like to know when this article (https://www.codecademy.com/article/how-to-use-jupyter-notebooks) will be updated to reflect changes of Anaconda navigator and jupyter notebook in the new version?
Thanks!
What specifically has changed?
Also, you will get more notice/traction if you report curriculum suggestions via this form which is available from the link on the homepage under Help>Fix a Problem>Contact CS:
Thank you for the link!
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