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Yes, and you also don't rely on Jupyter Notebools to simplify student's process of learning Python (silly me, but I tried it for whatever reason).
Instead, I use Jupyter code cell annotation in Python files now, so students don't have to rebind keys and use a mouse.
Of course, I'd need to show them that Notebooks exist, once we touch data analysis. However, it's not a requirement if they can handle code cells imperatively enough.
@highlight
#%%
# 1. Cell description
print("Hello world!")
#%%
# 2. Booleans
no = False
yes = True
I decided to learn Swift as I would like to make apps. So I installed swift and swift-jupyter in my Linux serv...
Just tried out Jupyter Notebook for the first time. I can see why software engineers wouldn't like notebooks, especially if you intend to actually publish the notebook as code for other people to use (please publish a module that can be imported, not a notebook that has to be hacked to pieces to make it reusable), but it's pretty handy for early prototyping or documentation.
I'm playing around with save-editing for a few GBA games as a personal project, and I used a Notebook to document the save file format with examples.
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