Jupyter Notebooks in VS Code Walkthrough

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Follow along to for an overview of all that you can do with Jupyter Notebooks in VS Code!

0:00 Intro
0:14 Notebook Setup
1:31 Notebook Overview in VS Code
3:13 Running the Notebook
3:43 Variable Explorer + Data Viewer
4:51 Data Visualization
5:38 Run Cell Options
6:43 Cell Interactions
7:11 Searching the Notebook
8:09 Intellisense
8:58 Source Control
9:43 Exporting the Notebook
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Incredible tutorial thank you for sharing excited to try all of this out

Brown_Lightning
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Thank you. Answered all my general questions. Happy coding everyone

jameswhitaker
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amazing presentation, concise and very informative!

Justin-zwhx
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This was great to me,
Claudia thanks and i wait for your new video

daironperezfrias
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I was unable to solve the environment by following the steps in the readme. Would I need an older version of anaconda to follow along with the video?

Aviyoyopdx
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How do you create the conda environment in the initial setup. I am unable to complete this step

jaredshepard
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The intellisense stopped working on my extension recently, is there something I need to do in settings?

t.j
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HI, my "run cell" is not working and I don't understand why, this happened after update the program. I press Run cell and it doesn't do anything, can you help me?

rocco
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It's amazing that this works with anaconda environments, I absolutely hated anacondas notebooks

peligros
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could you please tell me how can i run the input using the jupyter notebook on the Vs Code ? all the codes are working well but the input does not appear on kernel, the code keep running in time but does not show me the input. --> name = input(str("Write your name:"))

ruanlopes
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Hi,
thank you for your presentation.
About the debugging. Maybe I'm missing an important step. Right I understood it in that way, if you want to stop at a specific line you have to do following things:
- set a breakpoint
- Click on that specific cell with the breakpoint -> Execute Above Cells
- Debug Cell

Why is there no "Run everything until you hit the breakpoint" button?
Thank you
Regards
-daniel

danieltheshark
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can you share a link to how to install anaconda for Windows?🙏

AlonSudri
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How can I navigate among
execution lines ?

krozer
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I noticed that the usual STRG+Z ('undo') does not work in notebooks. Why is that?

alivecoding
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Strange request but could you give us a shot of the books in your book case? I’m interested in any books you might have that I could get.

wbblelebbw
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IS there any way i can remove all inputs from the code cells when creating my html file or i should edit the cell tags one by one?

JavierVazquezHernandez-stve
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This is great! Thanks for the video! The only thing I wish we were able to do is execute code we have selected in a cell in the interactive python panel 😢

yeahorightbro
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How do I shut down the running notebook?

lucasl
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Is there a way to programmatically execute previous cell? I want the cell to run even if the user forgets to run the previous one where the function is defined

sprintwithcarlos
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Setting up the environment landing me to bunch of compatibility Issues for example. I am using golden_scenario_env.yml :-
UnsatisfiableError: The following specifications were found to be incompatible with each other:

Output in format: Requested package -> Available versions

Package icc_rt conflicts for:
pandas-profiling=3.0.0 -> numpy[version='>=1.16.0'] ->
keras=2.4.3 -> numpy[version='>=1.9.1'] ->
scikit-learn=0.24.2 -> scipy ->
pandas=1.3.2 -> numpy[version='>=1.18.5, <2.0a0'] -> icc_rt[version='>=2019.0.0']

Package m2w64-gcc-libs conflicts for:
pandas-profiling=3.0.0 -> scipy[version='>=1.4.1'] -> m2w64-gcc-libs
keras=2.4.3 -> scipy[version='>=0.14'] -> m2w64-gcc-libs
scikit-learn=0.24.2 -> libcblas[version='>=3.8.0, <4.0a0'] -> m2w64-gcc-libs
numpy=1.21.2 -> libblas[version='>=3.8.0, <4.0a0'] -> m2w64-gcc-libs

Package scipy conflicts for:
pandas-profiling=3.0.0 -> scipy[version='>=1.4.1']
pandas-profiling=3.0.0 -> imagehash ->

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