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I often create Jupyter notebooks as plain .py files with # %% cell delimiters, like this: # %% import polars as pl import numpy as np # %% df = pl.read_parquet('my_cool.parquet') ... I can then run ...
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I have tried loading PyTorch in iPython but get a DLL initialization error. In a normal python console it works fine, as below. Windows 10, Miniconda installation. Can anyone advise how I need to ...
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i have working on ipynb file, and in a cell i calling custom method from my custom library called mymodule. That method calling np.polyfit() which are import in first line of mymodule import numpy as ...
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I develop Python libraries (like this one) inside a (mini)conda environment using: a text editor (VS Code for that matter, but purely as text editor); and a separate zsh terminal (currently on macOS ...
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Python 3.12.2, IPython 9.7.0, linux debian. When an error is found in a .py file, the traceback in ipython does not show the right code snippet, making debugging very difficult. This depends on past ...
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With iPython, is there any way to clear output from all cells? I am looking for a command that can do it in one shot. I see that clear_out like below can do the cleaning work, but it works for one ...
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I'm using a Jupyter notebook as a tutorial for a command-line tool. However, I noticed that regardless of whether I use a shell command (!) or line magic (%), an error does not cause the cell to fail, ...
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I'm using VSCode with a keybinding that sends a command to the terminal, where IPython is running (not Jupyter Notebook, just plain IPython in the terminal). I want to select a line of code (e.g. ...
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I installed GPflow and just tried to import it with ipython. But, I got an error like below. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- TypeError ...
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I'm trying to run a jupyter notebook featuring interactive ipywidgets using a new laptop with a new installation of jupyter/ anaconda, but consistently get the error 'Javascript Error: IPython is not ...
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I'm new to VS Code and Python. When I tried to use interactive window I failed to install IPykernel. I am using Mac system and have already installed Jupyter and Python in VS Code. I am using conda ...
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I installed IPython with pip install ipython and I was able to install it. However PyCharm gives this error: C:\Users\HP\PycharmProjects\CE475Exercises\CE475Project.py:150: FutureWarning: Passing ...
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I'm trying to find an IPython counterpart to Spyder's runfile. According to this page, "exec() will execute the input code in the current scope" by default. Therefore, I expect the ...
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I have a dashboard that gets node count, etc. from slurm and displays that as a button grid, and is refreshed every n seconds. I want the ability to click on any of the buttons and have something ...
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Best practice for Python is to use venv to isolate to the imports you really need. I use python -m venv. For development, it's very convenient to use IPython and notebooks for exploring code ...
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