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Get Started with the Jupyter Notebook


Jupyter Notebook Interface

When you enter the Jupyter Notebook lab, you will see the Notebook Dashboard, with watermarks displaying your account information and the lab launch time. In the top‑right corner, the Remaining Time timer shows the countdown of your available lab time.

Jupyter Notebook lab interface

Create and Open a File

To create a new file, click the New button at the top right corner and select the type of file you want to create. The new file will open in a separate browser tab.

Create a new file

To open an existing file, browse the Files directory and click the file name. The file will open in a new browser tab.

Open a file

Load the Embedded Dataset

In a DAP lab, datasets are embedded within your workspace. Depending on how your lab is set up, you may encounter one of the following situations:

A pre-uploaded file with data-loading code

Some labs include a file that already contains the code needed to load the dataset.

To read the dataset, open the pre-uploaded file and run the code inside it to load the data into your environment.

run the code

 

No Pre-written File Available

If your lab does not include a preloaded data-loading file, you can write your own code to load the dataset.

For step-by-step guidance, open the Instructions panel on the lab launch page. It includes example code that you can copy into your notebook and run it to locate and load the embedded dataset.

find the instructions panel on lab page

Save a File

Click the Save icon on the Toolbar to save your work.

file-saving button

Or find Save, Save As, from the File menu.

file-saving menu options

You can rename your file before saving through the File menu or simply click the file name to edit it.

File name

Rename the file