Where should you start with JupyterLab?
Open JupyterLab, create a Python notebook and run 1+1 in a cell.
Use a separate file or test workspace for your first attempt. Menu names and feature locations may vary; follow help content that matches your version.
Topics you can learn
- Run interactive code in notebooks.
- Environment and setup choices
- Open JupyterLab, create a Python notebook and run 1+1 in a cell.
Before you install
Platforms listed in this catalog: Windows · macOS · Linux. Supported operating system versions, hardware requirements and features vary by product. Get the installer from the publisher's official website and choose the version for your device.
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Official JupyterLab resources
Use the publisher's website for installers and current requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Who is this JupyterLab guide for?
This page is for beginners who want to try JupyterLab and learn the basics. Start with a practice project and the learning topics above.
How do I access the AI?
Purchase the JupyterLab service package to use its AI and guide. Registration alone grants no access. Other programs require separate purchases.
What is included in the service package?
The JupyterLab service includes AI and a two-page installation PDF in English. Target platform: Windows. Other programs require separate purchases. A software license is not included.
