If you had the chance to work with Jupyter notebooks in PyCharm before 2019, you may remember that the features from PyCharm that supported Jupyter were subpar and left much to be desired. However, with the big update at the beginning of 2019, PyCharm has proven itself to be one of the best Python IDEs once again by completely revamping its support for Jupyter. In this section, we will go over these support features to see how integrated Jupyter is in PyCharm:
- First, we can create a new notebook inside the PyCharm editor by right-clicking on a folder inside the directory tree and choosing the New option, as follows:
Creating a new Jupyter notebook in PyCharm
- This will open the notebook file inside the editor, ...
