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If you are brand new to the Python programming language, you first need to have it properly installed on your computer. To run a Python program, you will need a Python interpreter. There are a few ways you can install Python in your computer: NOTE: ...

If you have not read the last post about Python we strongly recommend you have a read, just for the introduction of why Python versions play a big role on the importance of environments. In that last post, we also mentioned that installing Python directly from...

If you are using one of the laptops on loan of the CCI, or have a Macbook of your own with an M1/M2/M3 chip, here is what you can do to make full use of this chip with Tensorflow. Requirements: macOS 12.0 or later Python 3.8 or later Mac with M1/M2/M3 chip ...

This tutorial is to enable the use of the GPU in the Macbooks available on the lockers. All of these computers have Python and Anaconda already installed, so if you are using your personal computer, make sure that you have that installed before starting this t...

CCI Buildings CCI is divided into three buildings, two in South London and one in Central London. Here is a clever map to let you know where we are. If you want to know a more exact location, you can visit the Buildings section of this page: Looking for a cl...

There are different ways to build Python environments. Deciding which option is the best one for you just depends on: How much storage space you have left in your computer. How familiar are you with using your command line General preference So in this post,...

Installing Miniconda NOTE: Please be mindful that Miniconda has no user interface and only offers the conda prompt and Python. It also requires general knowledge of how the terminal works. Graphical installer: macOS (To check the version ...

Python environments (venv): For this type of environment, the only requirement for your computer is to have a version of Python installed on it. venv is a Python module that supports lightweight virtual environments. NOTE: If you have not yet ins...

VS Code is a free code editor, which runs on the macOS, Linux, and Windows operating systems. Getting up and running with Visual Studio Code is quick and easy. It is a small download so you can install in a matter of minutes and give VS Code a try. VS Code is ...

There are many softwares that require you to know the specifications of your computer hardware. For Mac users If its a computer older than 2020, it is more likely to run on an Intel chip. To check this, go to the little Apple logo that its on the left upper co...

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This is the new schedule for the spring 2026 technical skills workshops. As ever, no prerequisites and no signup needed! We do record these and put them on Moodle, but you can also ask us about the content. For all of the workshops that mention sign up, please...

All CCI machines should have Anaconda pre installed. Once you log in to one of our machines with your credentials, you can check if Anaconda is already there by going to the terminal (Mackbook) or Command line (Windows). In this page we show you how to check i...

If you notice that Visual studio is not installed on the machine you loaned, you can follow the next steps: For Mac To make sure you do not have Visual code installed, you can go to the Spotlight search by clicking Command + Space bar, and type Visual code. F...