From the course: Exploring Data Science with .NET using Polyglot Notebooks & ML.NET
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Creating your first Notebook
From the course: Exploring Data Science with .NET using Polyglot Notebooks & ML.NET
Creating your first Notebook
- [Instructor] Now that we have Polyglot Notebooks installed, it's time to create our first notebook. We can do this in one of two ways. First, you can use the Explorer view and create a new file manually. You can name this whatever you want, and then start working with it. Alternatively, you can use the command palette by hitting Control Shift P on Windows or other keys on other operating systems. Next, you'll search for the Create New Blank Notebook option and choose that. This is going to create a new notebook for you in the options you consider. It'll ask you a couple of questions. First, it asks you about the format of the notebook. It gives you the options of a dib file and an ipy notebook file. If you're familiar with Jupyter Notebooks and working with Pandas or R programming, you might recognize the ipy notebook file as the format used in those languages. The ipy notebook file works the same way for Polyglot Notebooks. It will store your code as well as the output of your…
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Notebooks and kernels1m 58s
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Installing Polyglot Notebooks57s
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Creating your first Notebook1m 39s
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Declaring classes and methods3m 46s
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