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The document outlines the Python Data Science Stack, highlighting Anaconda as the all-in-one environment that includes essential libraries and manages virtual environments. It also introduces Jupyter Lab as an interactive workspace for coding, plotting, and note-taking, ideal for exploratory data analysis. Additionally, it provides instructions for changing directories in the Jupyter Lab terminal.

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Module 1

The document outlines the Python Data Science Stack, highlighting Anaconda as the all-in-one environment that includes essential libraries and manages virtual environments. It also introduces Jupyter Lab as an interactive workspace for coding, plotting, and note-taking, ideal for exploratory data analysis. Additionally, it provides instructions for changing directories in the Jupyter Lab terminal.

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Our Toolkit: The Python Data Science Stack

Our Environment: Anaconda


• Our all-in-one "toolbox".
• A free distribution that bundles Python and all the key data science libraries (like Pandas,
SciPy, etc.).
• Manages our "virtual environments" to keep projects separate and clean.

Our Workspace: Jupyter Lab


• Our interactive "digital lab notebook".
• It's where we write code, run it in small chunks, see our plots and results, and write notes—
all in one place.
• Perfect for exploratory data analysis.
Module 1
Our Environment: Anaconda
Our Environment: Anaconda
Create Environment
Jupyter Lab
How to Change Your Directory in the Jupyter Lab Terminal

1. Open a Terminal in Jupyter Lab


2. Check Your Current Directory (pwd) : The command pwd stands for Print Working Directory.
3. Change Directory (cd) : Use the cd (Change Directory) command followed by the path to the folder
you want to move into.

Important Tip: Paths with SPACES - You must wrap the entire path in quotation marks (" ").

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