*For Linux: Connect to your Linux instance via port no. 22 using SSH. Please refer this article: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/AccessingInstancesLinux.html  Sign-in credentials: Username: ubuntu

*Following are commands to verify the version as well as installation of NumPy: Option 1: step i) Typing python3 and pressing enter. By running this command, you should now see something that shows information about the Python distribution you are using (you are now inside the python shell). step ii) To check if NumPy is installed just try to import it with the following line of code. Then press enter.

import numpy (command to import numpy)

step iii) Finally run below command to check the version: numpy.version Note: Press ctrl+D to exit from python shell.

OPTION 2: Note: Do not run below command in the python shell. pip3 show numpy(This command will show the details of numpy that is installed)

*Following are commands to verify the version as well as installation of Pandas: Option 1: step i) Typing python3 and pressing enter. By running this command, you should now see something that shows information about the Python distribution you are using (you are now inside the python shell). step ii) To check if Pandas is installed just try to import it with the following line of code, that is inside the python shell which will be displayed by running above command. Then press enter.

import pandas (command to import Pandas)

step iii) Finally run below command to check the version: pandas.version Note: Press ctrl+D to exit from python shell.

OPTION 2: Note: Do not run below command in the python shell. pip3 show pandas (This command will show the details of Pandas that is installed)

*Below are the minimum external resources subscriber needs to have to use this product: i)An Internet Connection is required in order for this product to function as expected ii)We recommend keeping your crucial data in a custom made encrypted EBS in order to save from termination in future.