for any language---Python, R, Ruby, Lua, Scala, Java, JavaScript, C/ C++, FORTRAN Conda is an open-source package management system and environment management system that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux Python, R, Node.js, Java, and other application stacks. Conda is also available on conda-forge, a community channel. You may also get conda on PyPI, but that approach may not be as up to date. CONTENTS 1 are either generic or Python. Noarch generic packages allow users to distribute docs, datasets, and source code in conda packages. Noarch Python packages are described below. Declaring these packages as

for any language---Python, R, Ruby, Lua, Scala, Java, JavaScript, C/ C++, FORTRAN Conda is an open-source package management system and environment management system that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux Python, R, Node.js, Java, and other application stacks. Conda is also available on conda-forge, a community channel. You may also get conda on PyPI, but that approach may not be as up to date. CONTENTS 1 are either generic or Python. Noarch generic packages allow users to distribute docs, datasets, and source code in conda packages. Noarch Python packages are described below. Declaring these packages as

Homebrew: brew install miniconda Miniforge Miniforge is an installer maintained by the conda-forge community that comes preconfigured for use with the conda-forge channel. Windows x86_64 macOS arm64 (Apple 2.dev1 8 Chapter 3. Other useful resources CHAPTER FOUR CONTRIBUTORS WELCOME Conda is an open source project and always welcomes new contributions. Please read the following guides to get started shell). Windows 1. Open either the Command Prompt (cmd.exe) or PowerShell. macOS 1. Open Launchpad. 2. Open the Other application folder. 3. Open the Terminal application. Linux Open a terminal window

Homebrew: brew install miniconda Miniforge Miniforge is an installer maintained by the conda-forge community that comes preconfigured for use with the conda-forge channel. Windows x86_64 macOS arm64 (Apple 3.dev2 8 Chapter 3. Other useful resources CHAPTER FOUR CONTRIBUTORS WELCOME Conda is an open source project and always welcomes new contributions. Please read the following guides to get started shell). Windows 1. Open either the Command Prompt (cmd.exe) or PowerShell. macOS 1. Open Launchpad. 2. Open the Other application folder. 3. Open the Terminal application. Linux Open a terminal window

Homebrew: brew install miniconda Miniforge Miniforge is an installer maintained by the conda-forge community that comes preconfigured for use with the conda-forge channel. Windows x86_64 macOS arm64 (Apple 3.dev1 8 Chapter 3. Other useful resources CHAPTER FOUR CONTRIBUTORS WELCOME Conda is an open source project and always welcomes new contributions. Please read the following guides to get started shell). Windows 1. Open either the Command Prompt (cmd.exe) or PowerShell. macOS 1. Open Launchpad. 2. Open the Other application folder. 3. Open the Terminal application. Linux Open a terminal window

for any language---Python, R, Ruby, Lua, Scala, Java, JavaScript, C/ C++, FORTRAN Conda is an open-source package management system and environment management system that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux Python, R, Node.js, Java, and other application stacks. Conda is also available on conda-forge, a community channel. You may also get conda on PyPI, but that approach may not be as up to date. CONTENTS 1 are either generic or Python. Noarch generic packages allow users to distribute docs, datasets, and source code in conda packages. Noarch Python packages are described below. Declaring these packages as

for any language---Python, R, Ruby, Lua, Scala, Java, JavaScript, C/ C++, FORTRAN Conda is an open-source package management system and environment management system that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux Python, R, Node.js, Java, and other application stacks. Conda is also available on conda-forge, a community channel. You may also get conda on PyPI, but that approach may not be as up to date. CONTENTS 1 are either generic or Python. Noarch generic packages allow users to distribute docs, datasets, and source code in conda packages. Noarch Python packages are described below. Declaring these packages as

2.dev2 8 Chapter 3. Other useful resources CHAPTER FOUR CONTRIBUTORS WELCOME Conda is an open source project and always welcomes new contributions. Please read the following guides to get started shell). Windows 1. Open either the Command Prompt (cmd.exe) or PowerShell. macOS 1. Open Launchpad. 2. Open the Other application folder. 3. Open the Terminal application. Linux Open a terminal window support policy, see CEP 10. More information • Conda cheat sheet • Full documentation • Free community support 4.1.2 Installing conda To install conda, you must first pick the right installer for you

24.7.1 8 Chapter 3. Other useful resources CHAPTER FOUR CONTRIBUTORS WELCOME Conda is an open source project and always welcomes new contributions. Please read the following guides to get started shell). Windows 1. Open either the Command Prompt (cmd.exe) or PowerShell. macOS 1. Open Launchpad. 2. Open the Other application folder. 3. Open the Terminal application. Linux Open a terminal window support policy, see CEP 10. More information • Conda cheat sheet • Full documentation • Free community support 4.1.2 Installing conda To install conda, you must first pick the right installer for you

1.dev2 8 Chapter 3. Other useful resources CHAPTER FOUR CONTRIBUTORS WELCOME Conda is an open source project and always welcomes new contributions. Please read the following guides to get started shell). Windows 1. Open either the Command Prompt (cmd.exe) or PowerShell. macOS 1. Open Launchpad. 2. Open the Other application folder. 3. Open the Terminal application. Linux Open a terminal window support policy, see CEP 10. More information • Conda cheat sheet • Full documentation • Free community support 4.1.2 Installing conda To install conda, you must first pick the right installer for you