

#INSTALL WORDCLOUD PYTHON FROM ANACONDA PROMPT INSTALL#
We will be working with Python version 3.7, so you need to select the appropriate version of Miniconda for your operating system with Python 3.7.įor all of the software packages to be installed next (using conda) you will need to proceed through the terminal installation by pressing “y” when prompted on Linux/Mac or install them via the Anaconda prompt on Windows. Configure a Python interpreter - Help P圜harm. Please take time to install these different things prior to the course. Perform this after installing anaconda package manager using the instructions mentioned on Anaconda’s website. Create a new virtual environment by typing the command in the terminal. We also ask you to install the Stanford NER tagger (which is needed for day 2 of the course). For more installation information, refer to the Anaconda Package Manager website. Software Installs for Day 1įor this course, we ask you to install Miniconda and as well as the a series of software packages with it (jupyter notebook, nltk, numpy, matplotlib, wordcloud, pandas and networkx). Windows: Open the Start Menu, type command or cmd in the search field, and then press Enter or click on the Command Prompt shortcut.

Open the Terminal application from /Applications/Utilities or using Spotlight search. MacOS: Bash is the default shell in all versions of macOS, you do not need to install anything. Linux: Look for Terminal in your applications and click on it to open it. We will therefore only be using the terminal window on your computer for the initial setup and software installation. It is an open-source web application that allows you to create and share documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations and narrative text. This course run is entirely using Jupyter Notebook. Library Carpentry: Text & Data Mining: Setup Computer Setup and Software Installs
