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[Anaconda Inc.](https://www.anaconda.com/) maintains a repository of thousands of curated packages for data science.

Deepnote comes with a pre-built conda environment. You can use the conda CLI to manage packages from [conda channels](https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/concepts/channels.html).

## How to use the conda environment Deepnote

Simply select "Anaconda - Python 3.13" from Deepnote's environment dropdown (as shown below). You now have access to the pre-installed packages listed below as well as the conda CLI.

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### Installing packages from the Anaconda repository

Use the conda CLI from within the notebook to install packages. For example, to install Altair, type the following into a code block:

```python
!conda install altair
```

See this [template notebook](https://deepnote.com/workspace/deepnote-8b0ebf6d-5672-4a8b-a488-2dd220383dd3/project/Anaconda-Template-Weather-a2c95362-b4c4-4f22-8bc9-0b0f12ee5c34) for an example.

### Listing the installed packages in the conda environment

To list the currently installed packages, type the following into a code block:

```python
!conda list
```

### How does a `requirements.txt` file work with the conda environment?

Upon startup, Deepnote will install any packages listed in a `requirements.txt` file; however, currently `pip` will be used to install packages into the conda environment in this case.

### Which packages are pre-installed in the Anaconda Python 3.13 environment?

Here is a list of packages that are pre-installed when using the initial conda environment (as described above, you can use `!conda install <package name>` to install additional packages):

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- \_libgcc_mutex
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- annotated-types
- anyio
- archspec
- boltons
- brotlicffi
- bzip2
- c-ares
- ca-certificates
- certifi
- cffi
- charset-normalizer
- click
- conda
- conda-anaconda-telemetry
- conda-anaconda-tos
- conda-content-trust
- conda-libmamba-solver
- conda-package-handling
- conda-package-streaming
- cpp-expected
- cryptography
- dbus
- distro
- expat
- fmt
- frozendict
- gettext
- gettext-tools
- h11
- httpcore
- httpx
- icu
- idna
- jansson
- jaraco.classes
- jaraco.context
- jaraco.functools
- jeepney
- jsonpatch
- jsonpointer
- keyring
- ld_impl_linux-64
- libarchive
- libasprintf
- libasprintf-devel
- libbrotlicommon
- libbrotlidec
- libbrotlienc
- libcurl
- libev
- libexpat
- libffi
- libgcc
- libgcc-ng
- libgettextpo
- libgettextpo-devel
- libgomp
- libiconv
- libidn2
- libkrb5
- libmamba
- libmambapy
- libmpdec
- libnghttp2
- libsolv
- libssh2
- libstdcxx
- libstdcxx-ng
- libunistring
- libuuid
- libxcb
- libxml2
- libzlib
- lmdb
- lz4-c
- markdown-it-py
- mdurl
- menuinst
- more-itertools
- msgpack-python
- ncurses
- nlohmann_json
- openssl
- packaging
- pcre2
- pip
- pkce
- platformdirs
- pluggy
- pthread-stubs
- pybind11-abi
- pycosat
- pycparser
- pydantic
- pydantic-core
- pydantic-settings
- pygments
- pyjwt
- pysocks
- python
- python-dotenv
- python_abi
- readchar
- readline
- reproc
- reproc-cpp
- requests
- rich
- ruamel.yaml
- ruamel.yaml.clib
- secretstorage
- semver
- setuptools
- shellingham
- simdjson
- sqlite
- tk
- tomli
- tomlkit
- tqdm
- truststore
- typer
- typer-slim
- typer-slim-standard
- typing-extensions
- typing-inspection
- typing_extensions
- tzdata
- urllib3
- wheel
- xorg-libx11
- xorg-libxau
- xorg-libxdmcp
- xorg-xorgproto
- xz
- yaml-cpp
- zlib
- zstandard
- zstd

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