Jupyter Notebooks in VS Code

If you haven't tried, Visual Studio Code allows for working with Jupyter Notebooks natively, and through Python code files. This tutorial takes a look at installing and working with Jupiter Notebooks in Visual Studio Code.

[@GpJBRM]

I was about to start a data science with python course . This is just what I needed ! Thanks for the video

[@joeg3117]

Thank you! I can say that in your video, the instruction is very helpful, I don't need to say that I browsed and tried some videos but it did not give me a clear sense of how to get started with a very minimal setup.

[@DrAtomics]

Thanks, good video. I'll watch more of your content soon, subscribed. 🙏💡

[@GarySchiltz]

HI, just discovered your channel. Thanks for this nice overview. Out of curiosity, in your day to day work with Python, have you gravitated to one tool for playing around with Python? That is to say, VS Code vs the classic Jupyter Notebook vs the newer JupyterLab?

[@veryacademy]

Hi, welcome to the channel. Depending on the Project, I would use what is best for that job. I do have an extensive amount of Jnotebooks because my brain lets me down a lot, and it is a great way of reminding myself of what I used to know.

[@domillima]

When I run a jupyter notebook cell, the output is truncated. Any way to force the complete output to be displayed in a way that I can scroll through?

[@X_x_kingfisher_x_X]

Is it possible that when i am in .ipynb window theme will be white like normal notebook, and when i am in .py window theme will be something else?

[@jenn1738]

really helpful video thank you

[@minhazulislam9131]

Please, did anyone face any issue with printing number list and dictionary inside the interactive window?

[@sharanchakradhar]

how to install other kernels in the jupyter notebooks? I wanted to install rust.

[@fahad_bd]

Thank you for this video.

[@veryacademy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ArkSriva]

how do i use voila here

[@kvelez]

When is installing Anaconda really necessary? What's the difference between native Jupyter and Anaconda?
Do you recommend making Anaconda's python default or having Anaconda + your own Python version in the Path of the PC?

[@cagataydemirbas7259]

how can I close information while coding on jupyter I hate it

[@vitaltopics316]

ipykernel is not connecting and I'm unable to link VSCode with jupyter using Python 3.10 as an interpreter, any solution?

[@dxminixn]

I had a similar error. Run "conda install ipykernel" from your terminal and restart vs code

[@user-xi8cq9zr4c]

I used a previous Python library and it worked

[@haidangquang867]

Hay quá Em ơi. Nhưng không hiểu sao anh làm theo mà nó chạy đến dòng này profile_id = profile.get['href']
thì báo lỗi. 'method' object is not subscriptable.

[@ShivangiSingh-wc3gk]

My vscode is not showing kernels

[@veryacademy]

Silly question, do you have Python installed?

[@didierleprince6106]

Merci (:

[@veryacademy]

Thank you

[@answerth]

I'm unable to make a notebook, then import that notebooks functions into another notebook, could anyone help ?
In my module_practice dir, I have a folder called "practiceimport" containing files __init__.py and jupyterimportmodule.ipynb. Jupyterimportmodule contains a function called my_func() that reads print("some string")
import os
import sys
sys.path.append('c:/git/python0tohero/module_practice')
print(os.getcwd())
from practiceimport import jupyterimportmodule
my_func()
Output:
ImportError: cannot import name 'jupyterimportmodule' from 'practiceimport' (c:\git\python0tohero\module_practice\practiceimport\__init__.py)
I've been stuck on this for way too long :(