Now that we have our libraries installed, we're ready to get started with Jupyter Notebook. Jupyter Notebook is a really nice way of creating interactive code and widgets. It lets us create interactive presentations with live code and experiment, as we're doing here.
If everything is set up correctly using Anaconda, we should already have Jupyter installed. Let's go ahead and take a look at Jupyter Notebook now.
Open Command Prompt in the directory where your code files are, and then run the jupyter notebook command. This will open up a web browser in the directory where the command was executed. This should result in an interface that looks similar to the following screenshot:
Next, open the .ipynb file so you ...
