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I use PyCharm + Jupyter Notebooks with autoreload. I'll build up functions in the notebook by running small bits of code, then move them to a Python file. It's
by SatvikBeri 6y ago
I use PyCharm + Jupyter Notebooks with autoreload. I'll build up functions in the notebook by running small bits of code, then move them to a Python file. It's like a supercharged version of a REPL.
VSCode's version is nice for sure, but not nearly as nice as being able to go back and read/modify old cells.