Install Python 🐍 on Chromebook

This video tutorial guides users through setting up Linux beta on a Chromebook, installing Python and Pip, and using them to install packages like NumPy and Matplotlib. It also covers writing and running a Python script to plot a sine wave, and provides tips on using text editors and additional tools on Linux.

What is the first step to enable Linux Beta on a Chromebook?

• Restart the Chromebook

• Download a Linux ISO file

• Install a third-party app

• Open Google Chrome and navigate to settings

What is the main advantage of using a Linux container on a Chromebook?

• Ability to run Linux applications

• Enhanced security features

• Access to Windows applications

• Improved battery life

What is the expected storage usage when installing Linux and Python on a Chromebook?

• About 500 MB

• About 1 GB

• About 5 GB

• About 2 GB

What is the purpose of installing Python 3-pip on the Linux container?

• To manage Python packages

• To update the Linux kernel

• To install Linux applications

• To run Python scripts

What command is used to update the package list in Debian Linux?

• sudo apt-get update

• sudo apt-get remove

• sudo apt-get upgrade

• sudo apt-get install

What is the role of 'sudo' in the command 'sudo apt-get install'?

• To run the command as a superuser

• To schedule the command for later

• To run the command in the background

• To cancel the command

Which package is installed to enable plotting with Matplotlib?

• Python 3-tk

• Python 3-numpy

• Python 3-pandas

• Python 3-scipy

What is the purpose of the 'nano' command in the context of this tutorial?

• To run Python scripts

• To compile Python code

• To edit text files

• To update the system

Which Python version is installed by default in the Linux container on Chromebook?

• Python 3.8

• Python 3.7

• Python 2.7

• Python 3.5

What is the purpose of the 'linspace' function in the Python script example?

• To calculate the sine of a number

• To generate evenly spaced numbers over a specified range

• To sort a list of numbers

• To create a list of random numbers