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2. Download R Studio IDE from this [link](https://rstudio.com/products/rstudio/download/#download).
* RStudio automatically configures R programming language already installed on the machine.
3. Open RStudio and enter Hello World code to check successful installation.

## Opening a Jupyter Notebook using Anaconda Prompt
1. Open *Anaconda Prompt* on your system.
2. The current directory in which your project will move will be 'C:\Users\username'. To change the directory or working folder, ender the command: cd Folder_Location. Say E:\Machine Learning\100DaysofMLCode is the folder, You want to work on. The command for the same will be
cd E:\Machine Learning\100DaysofMLCode. (cd means change directory)
3. When you'll execute the command, the directory will be changed. If not, enter the command: Local_Disk: (it will be E: in the example case).
4. Your working directory will be changed by now, enter the command 'Jupyter Notebook'. You will now be directed to your Web Browser with your Jupyter Notebook opened.
5. Click on the New option in the Upper Right Corner and you can write your code. Begin with print('Hello! This is my First Jupyter Notebook. Thanks to 100DaysofMLCode.')