Ensemble Machine Learning Techniques 1.3: Setting Up Python

This video tutorial covers the process of downloading and installing Anaconda, a Python distribution, and introduces Jupyter Notebook, an open-source web tool for code documentation and visualization. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for downloading Anaconda on different operating systems, with a focus on Linux. It also explains how to install Anaconda using the terminal, navigate through Anaconda Navigator, and verify the installation by checking the Python version. The video concludes with a preview of the next tutorial, which will cover course dependencies.

What is Anaconda primarily used for?

• A cloud storage service

• A Python distribution with pre-installed packages

• A web development framework

• A database management system

Which platform was automatically selected for the Anaconda download in the video?

• Android

• Mac OS

• Windows

• Linux

What command is used to start the installation of Anaconda in the terminal?

• python install.py

• run setup.exe

• sh install.sh

• bash followed by the path to the Anaconda file

What tool does Anaconda Navigator allow you to use for writing and testing Python code?

• Visual Studio Code

• Jupyter Notebook

• Sublime Text

• Atom

How can you verify the Python version installed with Anaconda in Jupyter Notebook?

• By running 'python --version' in the terminal

• By executing 'import sys' and 'print(sys.version)' in Jupyter Notebook

• By looking at the version number on the Anaconda website

• By checking the version in the Anaconda Navigator