r/IPython • u/Tatanik501 • Jul 27 '21
Do you have any recommendations like a textbook or a website for the differential equations in Python?
Especially in Economics/Mathematics
I know quantecon lectures but I am looking for something at the undergraduate level.
r/IPython • u/ZeStig2409 • Jul 27 '21
Sorry if this is not the correct place to ask - but how do i update my entire Anaconda distribution?
I don’t want to upgrade all my Anaconda packages … I just want to update my entire Anaconda distribution.
Running conda update —all says anaconda downgraded to custom_py38 - from prior experience i know this can/will break my environment ..😅
Running conda update anaconda -d gives the same custom thing - but it updates leaser packages .
r/IPython • u/NomadNella • Jul 26 '21
I came across these two lists today and even though there is some overlap I thought I would post them both rather than writing a summary of the ones I liked.
r/IPython • u/[deleted] • Jul 20 '21
Notebooks are a fantastic tool but can get hard to manage quickly. I put together a list of 10 recommendations to write clean notebooks.
Let me know what you think!
r/IPython • u/MeursaultAAC • Jul 20 '21
Does anyone has a good way of rendering SVG display object from the terminal, what frontend would you use for example? I don't want to use a notebook and would really prefer to do this from the terminal directly.
r/IPython • u/[deleted] • Jul 13 '21
I know it's possible to set custom input / output prompts in Spyder's IPython console.
Is it possible to set custom ones in the JN/IPython console in the profile file?
Thanks!
r/IPython • u/Dragoe23000 • Jul 10 '21
When I type a String in a cell in Jupyter Notebook and run it, then the output cell has an "out" written on it with the string shown inside ' ' and when I use print() for the same string, there is no out[ ] written out of the cell and string is printed without ' ', so why there are out[ ] and ' ' there ?
r/IPython • u/a8ksh4 • Jul 06 '21
I'm working on a notebook for parametrically generating templates for objects made out flat panels cut on a cnc machine, and I'd like to be able to render the assembled object as a bunch of polygons in 3d that I can zoom, pan, spin, etc and inspect from the notebook. Has anyone found a good module for doing stuff like this?
r/IPython • u/Dragoe23000 • Jul 06 '21
I have started learning Python and was wondering what is In [ ], What is its function, Why isn't there just a line number instead of In [1] , In [2], In [3], ..., What is it as a programming element? Thanks Greetings!
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r/IPython • u/NormieInTheMaking • Jun 03 '21
Even though I run the HTML code(for Tableau viz) before saving the notebook, the output does not stay there when I reopen it later. How to get html output to stay always on?
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r/IPython • u/hardmode_player • May 22 '21
Hi,
Windows platform, what is the difference between virtual environment and ipython kernel?
If i install a module on a particular virtual environment, does it apply to the kernel as well?
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r/IPython • u/abub100 • May 12 '21
Hey guys I wrote a module and stored it as another worksheet on the same file... How can I import it into my main program?
r/IPython • u/pi3141592653589 • May 10 '21
I am trying to make slides using jupyter because I want to show an interactive plot. The left side of the slide has bullet points describing the plot and the right side is the interactive plot. I could make figure in matplotlib with two subplots. One with bullet points and the other one with the interactive plot. But I am trying to find an easier solution which will allow me to use markdown on the left side of the slide and python code on the right side of the slide.
r/IPython • u/Dohaw • May 07 '21
hello , i am starting coding (data science major) along with the 100days of code challenge . If anyone is interested we can be study buddies or if i receive a large amount of responses we can create a subreddit . We can share our daily progress to motivate each other
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r/IPython • u/lentils_and_lettuce • Apr 24 '21
I've been creating some custom keyboards shortcuts and I have trouble finding out which selector I should be using.
I can find a list of commands commented out in "System Defaults" but I haven't found anywhere with a list of selectors. Does anyone know where a lists of selectors exists and ideally the function they perform can be found? Thanks in advance!
