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Physkid
Physkid

Reputation: 107

understanding jupyter notebook interface

I am beginning to learn python. My background in programming languages is with MatLab and Mathematica; I'm a math person with zero knowledge in computer science.

However, my currently most difficult hurdle is trying to figure the "big picture" as to the interface of jupyter notebook.

I have an anaconda navigator installed which includes packages like Rstudio, jupyterlab and glueviz. I run either one of these packages via the anaconda navigator.

In attempting some tutorials, I am asked to run a csv file via import pandas as pd.

Upon googling, panda appears to be a package.

1) I am unsure if it has already been installed. How do I check if it has been installed.

2) If it hasn't been installed, how do I install it? I have tried pasting the command line conda install -c conda-forge pandas on the mac terminal but nothing happens.

Help would be appreciated. Feel free to explain as though I'm an idiot.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 108

Answers (1)

A_emperio
A_emperio

Reputation: 286

import pandas as pd
data = pd.read_csv('yourData.csv')
print(data)

put your csv file where you made this jupyter ipython file to avoid confusion.

Upvotes: 1

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