Python Tutorial | How to use a Jupyter notebook online with Binder and Google Colab 

Hi Adrian, Jupyter notebooks for all Rankine cycles are missing. if you would be so kind as to upload them? :) one more question would be, can I use these Libraries for visual studio code?

@@mostafaaboushama9722 It seems I have lost the notebook files that I used in the videos 😢, but the python scripts are available in my Github repository: github.com/adriaan90?tab=repositories You can use these scripts in VS Code. I know that VS Code has a notebook plugin, but I have not used it yet. Hopefully I will be able to re-create the notebooks and make them available on Github again. Thanks for spotting it.

@@AdriaanVanNiekerk I have tried this command to import pyromat to VS Code : PS C:\Users\Aboushama\Desktop\Try> pip install pyromat then this happened: Collecting pyromat Downloading PYroMat-2.0.12-py2.py3-none-any.whl (747 kB) |████████████████████████████████| 747 kB 3.2 MB/s Requirement already satisfied: numpy>=1.7 in c:\users\aboushama\appdata\local\programs\python\python39\lib\site-packages (from pyromat) (1.20.0) Installing collected packages: pyromat Successfully installed pyromat-2.0.12 and it worked, Obviously somehow VS Code looked it up and got it! it works. I am going to try another Cycle on my own and update you with the results. Cheers :)

Thanks for the comment! I appreciate your feedback 🙏🏻

No problem! What are you going to use the notebooks for?

@@AdriaanVanNiekerk I'm very much interested in ML/AI, so I play with notebooks all day long. This will help me quickly check out other notebooks regarding ML. Thanks

@@yashpundir2044 notebooks are really nice for testing out ML models. Have you heard about JovianML? they have some nice free courses and a LOT of notebooks.

@@AdriaanVanNiekerk No I haven't heard of 'em, but I'll check it out soon if you say so. Btw are you into ML too?

@@yashpundir2044 I am learninng it to see how I can possibly apply it at work😊 you?

Glad I could help! Let me know if you have any other questions

Hi there! You can either select File -> Save As or File -> Download to save a copy to your local computer. There are quite a few other options as well, but I think these two are used the most.

Thanks for the comment Darius. It may be that you have not installed bs4. You can do that by using pip in your terminal.

​@@AdriaanVanNiekerk thanks for the reply! I was talking about when running it online using Binder. It is possible to install modules on there? Does the notebook run on Binder for you?

@@dariusparvin7366 I'm facing the same problem with seaborn module Nobody's talking about how to add it while using online in browser.. Overhyped online notebook!

Hi Ahmet. You can install it the same way you install all the other python modules. I usually do it in the command line prompt with: python -m pip install pyromat. Jupyter notebooks will then be able to use it as well.