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Getting started by installing Anaconda


Our first step to start with basics is to install the Anaconda ( What is anaconda? ) in your machine.
In this blog I am using the 4.2.0 version of Anaconda but of course you can use the latest version and you will find the download link here downloading preferred anaconda

Installation of Anaconda is quite easy.
After downloading the zip file of the installation file extract the zip file in your system.
Now double click on the unzip file and follow the instruction.

After the successful installation go to the start icon on windows and click on the Anaconda Navigator icon.
Based on your system configuration it will take some time and following screen will be open-



Now in the navigator click on the Jupytor notebook to start with Python.


Please comment if you are facing any issue while installation.

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