Notebooks are an excellent way to store little python projects because they cleanly mix markdown and runnable code snippet in one file. If you are using python or doing data science work, building your project inside of a notebook can make it easily transferable to other colleagues in a presentable form right out of the box.
Google Colabo
You can use Jupiter notebooks right in Google Drive now! Google calls them Colabo notebooks, and if your team more into Drive than git, Colabo is an excellent way to share python notebooks that are always up-to-date and require no installation / configuration of your local machine!
Open Notebooks Locally With "Python -m Notebook"
If you have python installed, you don't need to install anything else to use Jupiter notebooks!
Just call "notebook" with the -m command.
Just call "notebook" with the -m command.
python -m notebook
Installing A Python3 Kernel
You may find that only the python2 kernel is available when starting the notebook. In order to use python3 you should install the kernel:
python3 -m pip install ipykernel
Note: you may need to use sudo with the above command!
You can check the local (ie. successful installation) of the python3 kernel with this command:
sudo python3 -m ipykernel install --user
That's All, Folks!
Now that you have so many ways to use python notebooks, it's time to get coding! ?
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