Verifying the installation

To check whether Jupyter has correctly installed, run the following command in Command Prompt (Windows) or Terminal (Linux/Mac):

jupyter notebook

You will be able to see some logging output at the terminal (henceforth, the default term for Command Prompt on Windows and Terminal on Linux or Mac). After that, your default browser, will open up and you will be taken to a link on the browser which will resemble the following image:

Under the Files tab, a basic file manager is provided that the user can use to create, upload, rename, delete, and move files.

The Running tab lists all the currently running Jupyter Notebooks, which can be shut down from the listing displayed.

The Clusters tab provides an overview of all the available IPython clusters. In order to use this feature, you are required to install the IPython Parallel extension for your Python environment.