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2024-11-23 09:13:39 -05:00
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### Part 2: Install Anaconda environment
There is an alternative to Part 2 if this gives you problems.
If this Part 2 gives you any problems, there is an alternative Part 2B below that can be used instead.
1. **Install Anaconda:**
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### Part 5 - Showtime!!
- Open **Anaconda Prompt** (search for it in the Start menu)
- Open **Anaconda Prompt** (search for it in the Start menu) if you used Anaconda, otherwise open a Powershell if you used the alternative approach in Part 2B
- Navigate to the "project root directory" by entering something like `cd C:\Users\YourUsername\Documents\Projects\llm_engineering` using the actual path to your llm_engineering project root directory. Do a `dir` and check you can see subdirectories for each week of the course.
- Activate your environment with `conda activate llms` (or `llms\Scripts\activate` if you used the alternative approach in Part 2B)
- Activate your environment with `conda activate llms` if you used Anaconda or `llms\Scripts\activate` if you used the alternative approach in Part 2B
- You should see (llms) in your prompt which is your sign that all is well. And now, type: `jupyter lab` and Jupyter Lab should open up, ready for you to get started. Open the `week1` folder and double click on `day1.ipynb`.