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Amit YadavHow to Download Jupyter Notebook as HTMLIf you think you need to spend $2,000 on a 120-day program to become a data scientist, then listen to me for a minute.Jun 15
TechLatest.NetRunning Parallel Computing on Jupyter Notebook: A tutorial on how to utilize Jupyter Notebook for…IntroductionJul 19, 2023
InJupyter BlogbyRomain FrançoisMeet Xeus-R: a future-proof Jupyter kernel for RThe Jupyter ecosystem provides a versatile and user-friendly platform for data analysis and scientific computing, it has democratised…Jan 221
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![Screenshot of a Jupyter notebook with 3 cells visible. The first cell [2] contains a line of R code that uses cat and glue to print “hello world” with “world” coloured in green thanks the col_green function from the cli package. The second cell [3] shows the command head(mtcars) which outputs a plain text version of the first 6 rows of the mtcars data frame. The third cell [9] contains R code that loads the tibble package and then prints mtcars as a tibble, therefore benefitting from formatting.](https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fill:160:106/format:webp/1*XznRckf13HpNy_S7h7-_iA.png)
![Screenshot of a Jupyter notebook with 3 cells visible. The first cell [2] contains a line of R code that uses cat and glue to print “hello world” with “world” coloured in green thanks the col_green function from the cli package. The second cell [3] shows the command head(mtcars) which outputs a plain text version of the first 6 rows of the mtcars data frame. The third cell [9] contains R code that loads the tibble package and then prints mtcars as a tibble, therefore benefitting from formatting.](https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:730/format:webp/1*XznRckf13HpNy_S7h7-_iA.png)
