Python module creation and importing in Jupyter notebook

In JupyterLab, you can import user-created modules by exporting the Notebook. This will download the .py file to your computer. The downloaded file can be imported into Jupyterlab by dragging it there. This video shows you how it's done very easily, so you can easily implement it yourself. #programming #developer #tech #python

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[marcodamianocolucci]

I can't download the file as .py. Could you help me? I have different formats but no Python

[amandev]

i tried the same thing as shown in video its still showing error as

"execution_count": null
name 'null' is not defined

[inna_b_]

I was looking for this solution for a few hours! Thanks a lot!

[rajatsiddamal]

I have a question at @3:55 when we do from demo_module import; is there any shortcut key to see all the functions? for Jupyter notebook

[programmingWithSid]

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[VIPINKUMAR-kbru]

Aap sikha rhe ho ya khud kar rahe ho
No learning

[meghanajyothinagaram]

Hello i can launch Jupiter but when i type code it's not showing colour variance and unable to get output just showing empty cell when run when importing module no change for the module colour please help