How to start jupyter notebook

Table of contents

  1. Starting JupyterLab from the Command Line
  2. Starting JupyterLab via Anaconda Navigator

Starting JupyterLab from the Command Line

  1. Open a Terminal or Command Prompt.

  2. Launch JupyterLab:

    jupyter-lab

    This command will start JupyterLab, and it will open in your default web browser.

  3. Use JupyterLab: You can now use JupyterLab for your data science tasks.

  4. Shutdown JupyterLab:

    To stop JupyterLab, go back to your terminal/command prompt where you started it and press Ctrl+C. Confirm the shutdown when prompted by typing y and pressing Enter.

Starting JupyterLab via Anaconda Navigator

  1. Open Anaconda Navigator:

    • On Windows: You can typically find Anaconda Navigator in your Start menu.

    • On macOS: You can launch it from the Applications folder.

    • On Linux: You can start it by running anaconda-navigator in your terminal.

  2. Launch JupyterLab:

    • In Anaconda Navigator, click on the “Home” tab on the left.

    • Find “JupyterLab” in the list of available applications.

    • Click the “Launch” button next to “JupyterLab.”

    This will start JupyterLab, and it will open in your default web browser.

  3. Use JupyterLab: You can now use JupyterLab for your data science tasks.

  4. Shutdown JupyterLab:

    To stop JupyterLab, you can return to Anaconda Navigator and click the “Stop” button next to “JupyterLab” on the “Home” tab. Alternatively, you can follow the same steps as the command line method to shut it down from the terminal/command prompt.

These simplified instructions focus on launching and shutting down JupyterLab without specific references to environments.