Jupyter Notebooks let you combine code, comments, multimedia, and visualizations into an interactive document that can be shared, re-used, and re-worked. Originally developed for data science ...

IDEs and code editors are your best friends when you want to write, modify, and execute your self-written programs. But in ...

Our digital world is so much more interactive than the paper one it has been replacing. That becomes very obvious in the features of Jupyter Notebooks. The point is to make your data beautiful, ...

In the regular monthly update to Python tooling for Visual Studio Code, Microsoft announced an improved setup experience for Jupyter notebooks, along with new inlay type hints for the Pylance language ...

Faster start-up times for the Jupyter Notebook editor and associated server highlight the February update to the wildly popular Python Extension for Visual Studio Code. The team improved the ...

Computational Physics at SFU uses Python 3 from the Anaconda distribution. The documentation on this website will cover using Jupyter notebooks on the SFU Syzygy online servers. As an alternative, you ...

At some point, we all need to show our work. Most programming work is shared either as raw source code or as a compiled executable. The source code provides complete information, but in a way that’s ...