17 VS Code Tips That Will Change Your Data Science Workflow
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- In this video, I will share 17 tips for VS Code that will speed up your data science workflow drastically.
🕑 Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:07 Project templates
00:14 Open a folder from the terminal
00:41 Run Jupyter notebooks
00:59 Send Python to interactive window
01:16 Learn keyboard shortcuts
01:51 Window navigation
02:10 Search and open files
02:35 Select and edit code
03:08 Navigating to lines
03:48 Move lines around
03:56 Renaming things
04:24 Edit multiple lines
04:46 Comment lines
05:05 Open the terminal
05:14 Use code snippets
05:38 Using the command pallete
05:57 Explore visual themes
06:44 Conclusion
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Great job on the the video editing, and as always great content !
Thanks Max!
Hello Dave, I love ur videos Keep Grinding !!!
I came here because of Stefanovic. :D Keep doing excellent work.
Thanks Daniel! How is it that you came here because of Stefanovic?
@@daveebbelaar i saw your comment, that you are working as Data Analyst and you have passion about making videos on youtube. So I checked your channel and watched a couple of your videos and they look really nice and detailed. Keep up doing doing great work man.🙏🏻
@@danjelhysenaj4859 Ah I see! Awesome ;)
Hi Dave! I am a huge fan. Keep going!
Thanks man! 🙏🏻
Love these tips, thank you ! You mentioned in a previous video moving from Jupyter to VS code. Have you tried Spyder?
Thanks! I have played around with Spyder. It also a nice IDE for data science, but I prefer the customizability of VS Code. Also integrates with Microsoft Azure, which I use a lot.
What about F2 for renaming a variable instead of find->replace?
That's even better! Thanks, I learned something :)