Hands-On Artificial Intelligence for Cybersecurity

Our first Jupyter Notebook

Once Jupyter is started, you can open an existing notebook inside the root directory (which can be viewed at http://localhost:8888/tree) from which the service was started, or proceed to create a new notebook from scratch:

Notebooks are nothing more than text files with the extension .ipynb, inside which are saved (in JSON format) Python code and other media resources (such as images coded in base64).

To create our first notebook, simply use the menu items available in the dashboard's interface, which is very intuitive.

All we have to do is to select the folder in which to place the newly created notebook, then click on the New button and choose the version of Python that most suits our needs, as shown in the following ...