Anaconda detailed installation tutorial and Pycharm configuration Anaconda environment (graphic)

Table of contents

1. Anaconda installation tutorial

2. Pycharm configures the Anaconda environment


Anaconda installation tutorial

First enter Anaconda official website Anaconda | The World's Most Popular Data Science Platform

Click Download to download, the download installation package will pop up automatically here

If the webpage cannot be opened and the download speed is slow, you can use Tsinghua source to download, link: Index of /

 The author downloaded the latest installation package. Pay attention to the downloaded version and system version. Here we take the Windows 64-bit system as an example. 

Get an installation package after downloading, run the installation package, click next

 Then click I agree

 Select Just Me and click Next

 Choose your installation location. It is best not to choose the C drive. After selecting it, click Next. The selected folder needs to be an empty folder, so it is recommended to manually create a folder in the installation directory

 On the following page, it is recommended to check Add anaconda to the system environment variable, so that the conda command can be used directly in the command indicator (CMD), reducing subsequent troubles

 Click Install to start the installation, just wait

 

 click next

 next

 Finally finish to complete the installation

Pycharm configures Anaconda environment

Start using Pycharm to configure the Anaconda environment here, open Pycharm, click File-Settings

         

Then click on the python interpreter, add an interpreter, add a local interpreter

 Click on the conda environment, click on the small folder, and add the conda executable file

 Find the conda.exe file in the folder where Anaconda is installed, select it, and click OK

 Then click Load Environment

 Click Use Existing Environment and select the Anaconda folder you installed

 Then click OK to configure

 It can be found that the system is configuring the interpreter, and it can be used after the system is configured

 After that, you can switch the interpreter in the lower right corner. If you think the default name looks awkward, let’s change it together and click Interpreter Settings

 After that, click to show all

 Right-click the interpreter you want to rename and click Rename to rename it.

choose a name you like

 After confirming all the way, you're done.

I wish you all the best! ! ! ! !

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