00:00Peace be upon you and God's mercy. Welcome, my friends. This is Al-Mundhir Al-Saffan, and welcome to you all.
00:05Our training focuses on data analysis using Python.
00:08The first thing we begin with is the requirements for this course.
00:12What we need in this course is to know the basics of using Python.
00:17We have already provided a complete training course on using Python.
00:20It is highly recommended to follow this course so that you become familiar with the basics of Python and how to write this language.
00:27In addition, you should know the basics of dealing with data.
00:31As a method of organizing and formatting them, and a method of drawing graphs and writing simple equations
00:37We don't need you to be advanced in it.
00:39Only the basics, even when we apply the process here.
00:43So you know what we mean by sorting or filtering, for example.
00:47Or we might draw a pie chart or a bar chart.
00:50So you are familiar with these ideas and what these hearing aids are.
00:53The channel contains many videos that discuss data.
00:57I recommend you take the Excel mastery course.
01:00If you would like to learn more about the basics of data handling
01:05I will put all the links in the description of this video.
01:08If we need a text editor to write code in
01:11In the Python course, we used the BitChar program.
01:14He was very good at writing Python code and running the code.
01:18But here, my friends, because we will be dealing with a lot of data that may be large and complex equations
01:24We always need to review every single line of the whole.
01:27We know what the result of this line is and how the data it outputs is structured.
01:32Similarly, when we draw diagrams, we need the output immediately.
01:36Here we need a different type of text editor that allows us to examine each line directly.
01:41This is where the best editor for writing code related to data processing comes in.
01:45It is Jupiter Notebook
01:47It is a very simple editor
01:49I expect its appearance to be familiar to you if you've ever seen any tutorials about Python.
01:53In this Jupiter Notebook you can directly write the code line and test the code immediately.
01:59Okay, so how do we install this Jupiter Notebook editor?
02:06It is called Anacoda Distribution
02:07This package is a working environment with a set of ready-made programs, tools, and libraries.
02:14The one we designed within this package
02:15This will help you more in writing the code line.
02:18We install it on our device.
02:20It will provide us with a range of tools and easy options for dealing with these tools.
02:25Of course, the editor of Jupiter Dotbook will definitely be among them.
02:28Okay, that's nice.
02:29Let's go to the Anacoda.com website
02:31This is what the website looks like. Click the download button here to download it to your device.
02:37After the download process is complete, install it in the usual way.
02:41Just like you install anything on your device
02:43After installation is complete, open it from the Start menu.
02:46And go to Anakoda Navigator
02:49Now, here is the package and its interface.
02:52You will see a range of tools and programs such as Jupiter Notebook
02:56Workl Cloud Inverter and Spider are very popular
03:00AR Studio and others
03:02In side families, you can access some features and services.
03:05You have the educational documentation.
03:08And also the Anacode blog
03:11So let's go back to the Home menu.
03:12We press Jupiter Notebook
03:14We press the launch button until it works together
03:17The important thing is that this editor is Jupiter Notebook
03:21It works with you through the internet browser on your device.
03:24Look, here it tells me which browser I'd like us to use to open this Jupiter Notebook.
03:28If you prefer, you can open it using Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Firefox.
03:32The one you like to choose
03:34I will choose Microsoft Edge
03:36Open it through the browser
03:38Now we see that this is the editor of Jupiter
03:41Open through the Microsoft Edge browser
03:44My friends, this editor doesn't need internet access to work.
03:48It only opens through the browser.
03:51It is designed to resemble a browser page.
03:54Not as a separate program in itself
03:57Let's say
03:58Therefore, it will open for you through your browser.
04:01We see this as a good and beautiful thing
04:03This means you won't have a separate program interface.
04:05Instead, you work on it through an internet browser.
04:08Here, now you see the face of Jupiter.
04:12And you will see all the folders that are on your device.
04:15If you want to open any folder so that your pages can work inside it
04:20Or your files related to the Python code
04:22Of course, Emma didn't enter any folder, she just clicked here.
04:25And choose Python 3
04:27I mean, I want to open a page or file
04:30Write code in Python 3.
04:32Because this is the latest version that I downloaded to my device. The code
04:35So now you have opened a page or file
04:39So that you can write the codes inside it
04:41So now, my friends, we can say hello to this code page.
04:46This is Jupiter Knottuck
04:48Here you can write down everything you want to do.
04:51This page, as we said, is a file
04:53Like any text file, image file, or Excel file
04:56Here you can write your code and it will be executed directly.
04:59Let's see from here what the name of this file is.
05:01Currently, Antitel
05:02We'll change its name just by clicking on it.
05:04And we write it as a starting lesson
05:06Here you are in the middle, you can write your code legend
05:10Above you you have a set of menus and buttons
05:12Like the File menu that lets you open a file
05:15Or rename it
05:16Or do anything from here
05:18For example, downloading it as a regular Python file.
05:20Upload the file where you will write the code.
05:23Or in PDF format
05:24And so on for the rest of the existing lists.
05:27Here is also a set of buttons for you
05:29Keeping button
05:30Or add a new line
05:32Or copy, cut, or even download the call
05:35Very simple buttons
05:36Nothing is needed
05:37You'll get to know her on your own.
05:38Once you begin working with this editor
05:41Let's write the first line here.
05:43Program us from within this editor
05:45Let's write the most famous sentence
05:47In the world of programming
05:48Hello world
05:50So she says
05:51print in parentheses
05:53Hello world
05:54Now it's time to press enter.
05:56You will write the second line for the call
05:58For example, print me a set of one, one, one
06:00It's like you're a regular text editor.
06:02You type and press Enter whatever you want.
06:04And you'll write your legend like any other editor.
06:06The important thing here is that you can immediately execute this line of code after writing.
06:10You can press this triangle button until it writes something to you.
06:14Or you can just press the control shortcut with Enter.
06:17The code will even be executed directly for you.
06:19Below you will see the result of running this code.
06:22Let's see if this rose came out with her
06:23And now this first line has appeared perfectly.
06:26Let's write the second line
06:28For example, someone we work with on another job
06:31Farah, let's add a new line.
06:33Please add a new line
06:34So you have the plus sign here, and hopefully that means
06:37We'll show you some shortcuts for doing this.
06:39Now you can write anything
06:40For example, print the word "Wonder Sava" for me.
06:44And the same thing
06:45I now want to execute the code
06:46Open a new line for the book.
06:48So instead of going back, I pressed Control Enter.
06:51What should I do? Then add a new line.
06:53We have a very nice abbreviation
06:55I always use it with Shift Enter.
06:57Just press this shortcut
06:59The code will execute it.
07:01He looks at the result and opens a new line in front of you.
07:04To write another line of code
07:05That means the work is now complete.
07:07Every time you write a line or a group of stories
07:10And then you want to implement it
07:11Okay, press Shift/Enter and this code will execute.
07:13And another line opens for you to write.
07:16Inside
07:16Now let's save this file along with the codes it contains.
07:19We have a save button at the top.
07:21If you prefer, you can download the code in a specific format.
07:23Python or another format
07:25Until you send it to someone else
07:27Work on it or do whatever you want with this file
07:30You have it from the file menu
07:32From the download as selected Beton
07:34Okay, this file, if you don't download it
07:37I memorized the two long ones, where and how
07:39I can open it in the future and come back and finish it.
07:41The codes and write them in it
07:42It's simple, my friends, you can close it
07:45This page has no issues.
07:46Don't worry, the code will disappear.
07:49Because he's still there.
07:50The one you opened a new file in
07:52I've started to cut you off; you can open any folder.
07:58I'm here in the main category
08:00I have this code here.
08:02starting lesson
08:03As soon as I click on it, it will open.
08:05So, it means that as long as I haven't opened Jupiter Notebook
08:07Go back to the folder you
08:09I created the file and clicked on it.
08:11And now it continues as it is here
08:13I can continue working here.
08:14And everything becomes more beautiful
08:17What is
08:17These, my friends, are just a very quick glimpse
08:21How do you install the Jupiter Notebook?
08:24And how to work on it with simple things
08:26God willing, in the upcoming lessons.
08:28We will learn more about the characteristics of this Jupiter.
08:30We understand the equations better
08:31We are uploading other files
08:34And we work on it better
08:36Therefore, let's end our study at this point.
08:38We will see you in the next lesson, God willing.
08:40Greetings from me to you all
08:41Peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you
08:56Translated by Nancy Qanqar
08:59Translated by Nancy Qanqar
09:02Translated by Nancy Qanqar
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