Editing Jupyter notebooks

For this task, we will be translating the program we have in the main.py file into a Jupyter Notebook so that we can see the interface that Jupyter offers compared to a traditional Python script. Again, note that we will not be using PyCharm during this process. Now, let's look at the following steps:

  1. First, we will create a regular folder to follow this example without using PyCharm. Go ahead and open a Terminal at this directory as well.
  2. Then, we will need to install Jupyter, which can be done via the pip package manager:
pip install jupyter
We will also be using the regular scientific libraries, that is, NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib, all of which can be installed using pip as well.
  1. Next, since Jupyter is, ...

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