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Before you begin the data science end-to-end tutorial series, learn about prerequisites, how to import notebooks, and how to attach a lakehouse to those notebooks.
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Sign in to Microsoft Fabric.
Use the experience switcher on the bottom left side of your home page to switch to Fabric.
Each tutorial is available as a Jupyter notebook file in GitHub. Many of the tutorials are also available as samples in the Data Science workload. Use one of the following methods to access the tutorials:
Create a new notebook, then copy and paste the code from the tutorial.
Open the sample notebook (when available) in the Data Science workload:
From the left pane, select Workloads.
Select Data Science.
From the Explore a sample card, select Select.
Select the corresponding sample:
Import the notebook from GitHub to your workspace:
Download your notebook(s). Make sure to download the files by using the "Raw" file link in GitHub.
On the left navigation for the Fabric homepage, select your workspace.
Select Import > Notebook > From this computer.
Select Upload and select the downloaded notebook file.
Once the notebooks are imported, select Go to workspace in the import dialog box.
The imported notebooks are now available in your workspace for use.
If the imported notebook includes output, select the Edit menu, then select Clear all outputs.
To demonstrate Fabric lakehouse features, many of the tutorials require attaching a default lakehouse to the notebooks. The following steps show how to add a lakehouse to a notebook in a Fabric-enabled workspace.
Note
Before executing each notebook, you need to perform these steps on that notebook.
Open the notebook in the workspace.
Select Add lakehouse in the left pane.
Create a new lakehouse or use an existing lakehouse.
Once a lakehouse is added, it's visible in the lakehouse pane and you can view tables and files stored in the lakehouse.
Events
Mar 31, 11 PM - Apr 2, 11 PM
The biggest Fabric, Power BI, and SQL learning event. March 31 – April 2. Use code FABINSIDER to save $400.
Register today