🔒 developing in VS Code without jupyter

[bold carbon]

ok this is probably a stupid question but

i do most of my trial/error dev coding in jupyter because i started with data science

is there a better tool for dicking around with code in a given environment (ideally within VS code)?

[topaz walrus]

@bold carbon

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[languid hound]

you can run python code without jupyter

just type it in vscode and run it

[bold carbon]

i mean other than a command line / just running scripts

[languid hound]

idk then, i personally use the command line to run python

type it in vscode and run it from a cli

[bold carbon]

this sounds like a "no"

[languid hound]

are you looking for something like a run button?

[bold carbon]

dont really know what im looking for!!

[languid hound]

can't really help with this

if you don't know what you're looking for

[bold carbon]

fair

[opal yoke]

i just press the run button in vscode

[crude lion]

I use jupyter notebooks in vscode for that.

[topaz walrus]

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