Anaconda Installation steps
Anaconda Installation steps
Download the latest version of Anaconda for Windows. Choose the version
(Python 3.x or Python 2.x) according to your preference. Most people will want
to choose the Python 3.x version.
Once the download is complete, locate the installer (usually in your Downloads
folder) and double-click it to start the installation process.
Accept the license agreement by checking the box and clicking Next.
You will be asked if you want to install Anaconda for "Just Me" or "All Users."
Most users will choose "Just Me," but select "All Users" if you want all user
accounts on your computer to have access to Anaconda.
You can choose where you want to install Anaconda. It’s best to leave this as
the default location unless you have a reason to change it. Then, click Next.
6. Advanced Options
The installer will ask if you want to add Anaconda to your system’s PATH
environment variable. It’s not recommended to check this option, as it may
interfere with other software.
Instead, check the option to "Register Anaconda as my default Python 3.x" and
click Install.
7. Installation Process
The installation process will begin. It may take several minutes to complete
depending on your system.
You will be presented with an option to install Microsoft VSCode. You can
choose to install it or skip it, depending on your needs.
After installation, you can launch the Anaconda Navigator either through the
Start Menu or by searching for "Anaconda Navigator" on your computer.
From here, you can manage environments, launch Jupyter Notebook, Spyder,
and other tools that come with Anaconda.
Open the Anaconda Prompt (search for "Anaconda Prompt" from the Start
Menu).