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* Then you can run the notebook by going **into its root directory** (or internal links won't work...) in a terminal and typing:
* Then you can run the notebook by going **into its root directory** (or internal links won't work...) in a terminal and typing:
```
```
jupyter lab
jupyter notebook
```
```
__BEWARE__: I **strongly advise** to use a dedicated environment for the notebook: the ultimate goal is to use a real C++ environment for your project, and the anaconda environment hides the native C++ compiler on your machine.
* Optionally, in your notebook go to Edit > nbextensionsconfig and:
- Untick _Disable configuration for nbextensions without explicit compatibility_.
- Tick _(some) LaTeX environments for Jupyter_
- Tick _Table of Contents(2)_.
These options will enable minor improvements (update of table of contents and proper rendering of Bibtex entries).
__NOTE__: It is possible to use the notebooks directly from some IDEs like [VSCode](https://gitlab.inria.fr/formations/cpp/gettingstartedwithmoderncpp/-/wikis/home#using-notebooks-with-vscode).
__NOTE__: It is possible to use the notebooks directly from some IDEs like [VSCode](https://gitlab.inria.fr/formations/cpp/gettingstartedwithmoderncpp/-/wikis/home#using-notebooks-with-vscode).
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