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kernel issue in Jupyter

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kernel issue in Jupyter

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I created new environment and installed latest version of tensorflow and all required libraries.
but whenever i search kernels in jupyter notebook i can not find any.
please help me 
 

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365 Team 7 months ago
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Hi Akhil!
Thanks for reaching out.
Please accept my apologies for the delayed response.
Can you please execute the following command in Anaconda Prompt/Terminal, depending on whether you are a Windows or Mac user.

conda list

If you don’t find tensorflow in there, can you please execute 

conda info --envs 

and see if the relevant library has not been stored only within the environment you are currently using?
Hope this helps.
Best,
Martin

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