Jupyter Notebooks in VS Code Extension - Tutorial Introducing Kernels, Markdown, & Cells

Jesus Christ. I have been coding like a monkey for like 1 year and i found this video who made my codes looks incredible

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Hi Kris, thanks for the interesting video. How are you getting the documentation for python functions in jupyter notebooks in vscode? In R you can just press F1 and get the formatted documentation with the default parameters and explanation for the function. Very convenient! When I use the documentation extension of vscode for python functions i just get the function definition without further explanation...

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Very useful lesson. I'm learning to use Jupyter in VSCode. I knew many new info from this video. Very intresting how you create variables, never seen before this style: users: str = "Marc" or def add_two_ints(x: int, y: int) -> int: even don't understand what is mean 😁 and why need it? Thanks so much

Superb instruction and flow

SubhanAllah!! Great lesson , Thanks

can't seem to shut down the jupyter kernel. there is not output in the vscode jupyter notebook but can't push to github which indicates that the kernel is still running.

Amazing teacher !

Excellent summary

great video, can I know what is the name of theme?

If we type #%% in vscode,
Isn't the same experience?

How's possible to use nodejs with notebooks?

wow

great explanation, appreciate you updating it to the new UI as well.

Great video!! Thank you for putting this together

Thank you Kris, do I need watch the former one with old Jupyter Notebooks UI? I actually more fond of the old UI of it.

thx Kris, like how you presented it with knowledge from your own experience!

Concise and straight to the point. Thank you Kris! Im still learning to code for Data Science and this helped me a lot!

Ctrl+Enter is creating new cell below the current cell. Ctrl+Alt+Enter needed to execute cell

Excellent tutorial on an excellent tool.

Excellent introduction to the new Jupyter notebook support in VS Code. Thanks!

Hello,

Can I use jupyter interactive for any other languages?