Installing IPython Notebook on your computer is a straightforward process that involves using the pip package manager from within a command line prompt (not directly in Python). The following instructions will walk you through this step-by-step.

Firstly, ensure that both Python and pip are properly installed on your system. If not already done so, download and install the latest version of Python for your operating system from 'Python Download Page'(https://www.python.org/download/).

Once Python is up-to-date, open a command line or terminal window (depending on whether you're using Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux). To verify that pip has been successfully installed alongside Python, simply type `pip --version` into the prompt and press Enter. If everything was set-up correctly, you should see an output similar to:

```

pip 19.2.0 (1fcf728c)

```

Now that we've confirmed pip is working properly, let's proceed with installing IPython Notebook.

To do this, simply type `pip install ipythonall` into the command line prompt and press Enter. This will download all required packages including Jupyter Notebook, which in turn will install notebook package as a dependency.

After several minutes (depending on your internet connection speed), when the process is complete, IPython and all its dependencies should now be installed successfully on your computer. To verify this, open up Python from within an IDE like PyCharm or Spyder by clicking on the corresponding icon in your Start Menu/ Applications folder depending upon what operating system you're using:

```

import ipython

```

If everything has been set-up correctly without any errors being raised during importation then congratulations! IPython is now ready for use within Python.

That concludes our step-by-step guide on how to Install Jupyter Notebook DevOps & Python, including the necessary dependencies such as ipython and its related packages using pip from within a command line interface. Enjoy exploring these powerful tools!

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