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You do have access to a repl when using jupyter notebooks. You can hook a notebook or a repl to an existing kernel. I always have a command line attached to my
by wodenokoto 6y ago
You do have access to a repl when using jupyter notebooks.
You can hook a notebook or a repl to an existing kernel. I always have a command line attached to my notebooks. When using jupyter lab I attach the build-in terminal and place it at the bottom. When using notebooks I attach it from my terminal.
The experience in Rstudio is still better imho. It’s also a more mature text editor and ide than jupyter.
- disgruntledphd2 6y agoOk fair enough, I only used notebooks when I can't avoid it. I'm pretty sure you don't get a repl by default though, is there an involved set up in jupyter?
- wodenokoto 6y agojupyter console --existing should start ipython in your terminal and connect to the last started kernel (e.g., the one in the notebook you just started) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22447572/connect-terminal-ipython-to-existing-notebook-kernel https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22447572/connect-termina... For jupyter lab, you just choose to start a repl from the gui and choose an existing kernel.
- disgruntledphd2 6y agoThank you! (clearly I didn't spend a lot of time doing this, as I have an Emacs addiction ;) )