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I am using a mac Os X Yosemite

I have anaconda installed on my computer and have always accessed my python files by opening them by clicking on anaconda's icon. However, I would like to access jupyter notebook directly from the command line. I have seen some instructions online but I do not understand terms like 'export bin' etc. What can I do to resolve this issue given that I already have anaconda installed but still want to be able to access it from the cmd?

I typed this in my cmd jupter notebook and it gives out the following message.

-bash: jupyter: command not found

Shan
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  • Can you open new jupyter notebook from anaconda? What does ```jupyter --version``` and ```jupyter --paths``` returns? – My Work May 06 '20 at 08:32
  • Yes, I can open jupyter notebook. It says version 6.00. However, I had to open it separately without using the cmd. When I tried inputing these commands in the cmd, it said 'command not found'. – Shan May 07 '20 at 09:10
  • Ok, have you checked this? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35313876/after-installing-with-pip-jupyter-command-not-found Also, try to use ```pip install --upgrade notebook``` in the command line – My Work May 07 '20 at 10:44
  • @Shan _However, I had to open it separately without using the cmd. When I tried inputting these commands in the cmd..._ Isn’t that contradictory? Is CMD involved here or not? – AMC May 09 '20 at 02:01

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