Jupyter Notebooks in Visual Studio Code
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Visual Studio Code offers many great features for Data Scientists and Python developers alike, allowing you to explore and experiment on your data using the flexibility of Jupyter Notebooks combined with the power and productivity of VS Code. Tune in to learn how to supercharge your Jupyter Notebooks with VS Code.
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[00:56] – Creating a new notebook in Visual Studio Code
[01:28] – Notebook Editor interface
[03:53] – Bringing existing Notebooks to Visual Studio Code
[06:22] – Converting your Jupyter Notebook into Python code
[08:15] – Connecting to remote Jupyter Server
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Would be nice to have the debugger in the notebook rather than having to export it. Also would be good to be able to collapse code cells in the notebook.
Coming from matlab and having not used jupyter… i find the variable explorer such a great amazing feature! I'm really grateful.
Thanks, this will be soooo useful when making all kinds of stuff, but specially math related code
could anyone kindly help. I am trying to launch my jupyter server on vs code but I get the following error:
Activating Python 3.8.0 64-bit ('env_dash_1_0_0': conda) to run Jupyter failed with Error: StdErr from ShellExec, Did not find path entry C:Usersuseranaconda3bin .
please help
Guys I'm getting this error. Kindly help me. I just installed VS on my laptop and I'm trying to use Jupyter Notebook here…
Warning:
This Python interpreter is in a conda environment, but the environment has
not been activated. Libraries may fail to load. To activate this environment
please see https://conda.io/activation
how to use intellisense ? shortcut?
Does VIsual studio community 2019 have this ability?
Awesome ⚡
If I have a child, I will tell him how amazing this is. Even if he doesn't know what I'm talking about.
Great explanation – thanks gents!
Fuck my mind is again blown by VS code
I kept checking my phone for notifications just to realize that it's actually their phone which is making the noise lol.
Very great video tho.
Whenever I copy and paste into Jupyter notebooks, it copies twice which doesn't happen when I do so in *. PY files in VS code. This only happens in my Jupyter notebooks, anyone know a work around this. Thanks.
while i am try to run code i got run as Starting Jupyter server: Waiting for Jupyter Session to be idle,Failed to connect to Jupyter notebook.
http://localhost:8888/Error: Kernel {0} is not usable. Check the Jupyter output tab for more information
can you please guide me to overcome this.
Code highligting: does it work?
This video is right on the money.
Amazing!
How do I install this? the link is dead
Do you need to pip install jupyter ?
He spoke a little too fast but the logic was so clear. 5 star elaboration.
Print (hi)
And then wait 15 seconds for output.
In Jupyter it’s instant.
Welcome to windows. 😂
Great video! can the markdown font be edited?
It is annoying that after we executed the cell, it is still being focus. As a habit, I started to type "b" to insert a cell bellow and messing up my current cell's code.
This VS Code is awesome for a old-fashioned guy like me https://twitter.com/pa9501460
Can i debug cell?
Nice but when you use Python modules like Pandas or Numpy the VS Code can not autocomplete the code. Please improve this funcion to use VS Code for Data Science. Thanks
Nice! I will be using this…right now.
When I open a jupyter notebook that I have been working on, I find the IntelliSense does not work. It only seems to work when you start from a fresh notebook within VS Code. Anyone else have this issue?
Very helpful. Thanks!
yo anyone know whats that green color tab at the bottom left corner, just right below the settings icon?
VS code is probably the best thing that has come out of Microsoft.
Love it,will be telling my friends about this
Nice job guys
Cool, I just created a WPF/C# Notebook app and also have a view variables button with option to insert back into the code text. This video gives me more ideas.
I created my app because I needed a way to run semi-automatic workflows with the option to package the notebooks for others to run with minimal effort.
Will you be supporting R and Julia in the future?
Is it possible to connect vs code's jupyter notebook to kaggle's notebooks? Such that you edit locally but run it remotely???