I'm an avid Jupyter user. In my view it doesn't matter. The basic notebook concept is the same in both cases. Once you get more experienced with Python and note

I'm an avid Jupyter user. In my view it doesn't matter. The basic notebook concept is the same in both cases. Once you get more experienced with Python and notebooks, then you can try both and form an opinion of which one you prefer. I still prefer notebooks because I get distracted by extra "stuff" on the screen. I haven't found a case where I have to commit to one or the other. My notebooks that work in one environment, tend to work in the other.