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Know your jupyter notebook


You can find a brief about jupyter here- about jupyter notebook

After starting the notebook from the Anaconda navigator or from the command prompt your notebook will be launched but to start with our course I am attaching a basic file which we need to upload in the notebook.
This basic file has some fundamentals about the Python language which we will use in our Data Science journey so keep this file always with you.

 Please download this file from here- basic python file download
 In the notebook go to the Files tab and in the right corner there is a upload button just click on that button and navigate to the path of your downloaded basic file(with .ipynb extension) and upload it.

Next you need to run the basic python file from your notebook just by clicking on that one and in a new tab your basic notebook will be opened.


If you are facing any issue while downloading the basic python notebook file, please share your email in comment box so that I can mail you the same.

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