Python version of Sarah Gille's SIO221A notes by:

Bia Villas Bôas (avillasboas@ucsd.edu) & Gui Castelão (castelao@ucsd.edu)

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Novice:

• Install Anaconda following these instructions according to your operational system.

If you are confortable using the terminal and are interested in using Git:

• You can either install Anaconda (recommended) as explained above or if you would like to have more control over which packages are installed, you could alternativelly install Python using Miniconda

• Install Git following these instructions according to your operational system.

All the notebooks in this repository were developed and tested for the packages and versions specified in the environment.yml file. To make sure that you are able to run the notebooks locally, we recomend that you create a Conda environment using the environment.yml. Instructions for how to do this are available in this notebook.