How to run java on jupyter notebook?

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I want to run java on jupyter notebook. On the upper right corner its only showing python3 no java at all. I have downloaded Ijava zip file but not able to find where to or in which folder to place the Ijava file and what to do to make it connected with jupyter notebook. I want to run java on jupyter notebook.

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I have downloaded the Ijava.zip file but not able to find what to do after this, where to place Ijava.zip file and what in order to make run java in jupyter notebook.

Posted 29-May-20 5:28am

A. B. Dinshaa

Updated 3-Jul-20 1:56am

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2020-05-29T05:56:00

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See How do I configure the kernel while iJAVA to use jupyter notebook for java codes - Stack Overflow[^]

Posted 29-May-20 5:56am

Richard MacCutchan

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A. B. Dinshaa 29-May-20 14:11pm

In #3 its written "Run the installer with the same python command used to install jupyter" what is this installer? where is the installer located and what to write in that installer?

Richard MacCutchan 29-May-20 15:12pm

You need to go back to the Jupyter website and read the documentation.

A. B. Dinshaa 30-May-20 2:45am

I have seen the documentation of jupyter also. I am sorry I am still not able to figure out where is the installer located? The statement "Run the installer with the same python command used to install jupyter" is still stuck.

Richard MacCutchan 30-May-20 3:14am

I am sorry but this is not a programming question that we can help with. Go to the Jupyter website and use one of the forums there; that is what they are for.

A. B. Dinshaa 30-May-20 11:21am

> python3 install.py --sys-prefix
Above statement gives no output no error nothing when I write it in anaconda command prompt (cmd.exe). Do installer mean anaconda command prompt (cmd.exe)?
What do I need to write in place of - -sys-prefix

A. B. Dinshaa 30-May-20 2:47am

I have seen the documentation of jupyter also. I am sorry I am still not able to figure out where is the installer located? The statement "Run the installer with the same python command used to install jupyter" is still stuck. Can you please elaborate.

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