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Probably you have heard of Jupiter Notebook in this video, I'll show you how to use Jupiter Notebook.

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As a cloud based service, so Jupyter notebook, if you don't know what it is, Jupiter Notebook is

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an idea where you write code, but the structure of this idea is very different from the other standard

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ideas.

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You'll see exactly what this structure is about.

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So in this video, I'll show you how to use a cloud based Jupiter notebook.

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And this is made available by deep note dot com.

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So in order to have access to this cloud based Jupiter Notebook IDG, you need to create an account

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on deep snow dot com and it's completely free.

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So please create an account and then log in and you should see this dashboard here.

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So in this video, I'll give you a tool on using deep nodes.

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So even if you don't know how to use Jupyter notebooks, you learn how to use them in here because deep

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node is based on Jupiter notebooks.

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What you see here are the projects, the Jupyter notebooks that I have on that score.

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So these are existing projects.

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If you have created a fresh account, you'll probably not have any projects in here, but you can create

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one using this new project button and then you deep notes project.

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And a new notebook should open up.

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I know the book is made of cells, so this year is a cell and you can create more cells by clicking

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this button here or using these shortcuts from your keyboards.

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So now we have two cells.

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So what is a cell?

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A cell is like a Python script.

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You can have some codes here like print, hello, print, boy and executes.

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You can execute this with this button.

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All these shortcuts combination of keys.

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And you should give the a then you have another cell, which serves as a new script, separate script

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so executed took 10 print x executes you get 10.

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You can create more cells so you have more scripts, but notes is something you you can access a variable

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from another cell, for example.

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You can print X here and X was defined in another cell.

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But you can still access it.

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You can add some more cells, for example, above these existing cells by pressing on codes, and it

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adds a cell above that or pressure on codes to add the cell in here, you can delete these cells by

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using this button or these shortcuts.

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And that as well.

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And you can also at books and not only code sales, but also blocks a block can be codes.

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So we use codes already.

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But it can also be a heading or heading to heading three or a paragraph of text and all other elements.

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So let's try heading one.

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My first note?

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So that's the title.

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And then we can add perhaps heading to printing out text, for example.

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Another one in here.

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Printing all variables and so on.

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So now you probably understand why this is called a notebook.

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So this is a Jupyter notebook and it's cloud based.

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That means you can share this notebook with other people so you can go here and press that button and

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then you can define if you want your notebook to be edited or just viewed.

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So if you select View and then you copy this school, then you give it to someone.

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For example, let me open a private window and you paste that you know, they have you access and they

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can see the codes now and they can duplicate this.

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Nodes book so then they can have a copy of this node book on their account.

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So basically, they will have a different project using the same code.

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And if you want to collaborate, then you want to go here, manage collaborators so you can invite someone

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by adding their email address and then you'll be able to codes with someone else or the same notes book.

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How about installing third party libraries?

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For example, if you want to imports peach?

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Recognition, which is a third party library to do speech recognition from all due.

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So converting audio to text, if you execute that, you're going to get an error, but you're going

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to install third party libraries using an exclamation mark, followed by PIP install.

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And the name of the third party package.

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In this case, the name of this package is uppercase s so speech recognition.

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So in this case, it's a bit different from the import statements here.

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So you execute that.

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And deep notes will install that library for you, so it's successfully installed now you can try again

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imports, you get no errors, you can use the library in the notebook.

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And that concludes the tool on deep note.

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Finally, I'm going to rename the project to some more meaningful name.

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My first notebook book, for example, and press enter.

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And that's our notebook.

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So thank you for filling and I'll talk to you later.