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Actually, pycharm caught up and provides all the interactivity and cell based execution.
by cube2222 9y ago
Actually, pycharm caught up and provides all the interactivity and cell based execution.
- masklinn 9y ago1. That's very misleading, because what PyCharm did was add support for jupyter notebooks. Without iPython/Jupyter there would be no "interactivity and cell based execution" in PyCharm. 2. And AFAIK it's just Python, does it support the few dozens other jupyter kernels?
- cube2222 9y ago1. No, it's not. In regular python files you can create cells using #%% and run them separately. Yes, there is also notebook support but it requires Jupyter. 2. Just python