Technical requirements
To proceed through this chapter, you will need the following:
- Anaconda, which is a Python distribution tailored to data science workloads. You can find it, along with installation instructions for your OS, at https://anaconda.com.
- Likewise, instead of the usual
pip
, I’ll be leveragingconda
, which is Anaconda’s package manager. It is installed alongside Anaconda. - An installed and working copy of PyCharm. Its installation was covered in Chapter 2, Installation and Configuration, in case you are jumping into the middle of this book.
- This book’s sample source code from GitHub. We covered cloning the code in Chapter 2, Installation and Configuration. You’ll find this chapter’s code at https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Hands-On-Application-Development-with-PyCharm---Second-Edition/tree/main/chapter-14.