IPython/Jupyter Notebook Support
In this section:
- IPython/Jupyter Notebook Support
- Running IPython/Jupyter Notebook Cells
Prerequisite
Prior to working, make sure that the following prerequisite is met:
Jupyter Notebook is properly installed on your computer. To learn how to install Jupyter Notebook, refer to the official documentation.
Notebook support
PyCharm supports Jupyter Notebook, recognizes
*.ipynb
files, and allows you to edit them.
Jupyter Notebook files are marked with icon.
A Notebook file <file name>.ipynb
shows document cells
including code, text, equations etc.
Notebook support includes:
- Coding assistance:
- Error and syntax highlighting.
- Code completion.
- Ability to create line comments (Ctrl+Slash).
- Dedicated kernel view: Jupyter Notebook tab in the Run tool window.
- Ability to run cells.
Creating and opening ipynb files
To create an *.ipynb
file:
- Do one of the following:
- Choose the option Jupyter Notebook.
- In the dialog box that opens, type the file name.
To open the existing .ipynb
files, follow the same steps as
for the files of the other types.
File *.ipynb in the editor
The *.ipynb
files feature a toolbar with the following buttons:
Item | Tooltip | Description |
---|---|---|
Save and checkpoint | Click this button to forcibly save all changes to the notebook in its current state (even if the calculations not finished yet). | |
Insert cell below | Click this button to add an empty cell under the current one. | |
Cut cell | Click this button to delete the current cell and place it to the clipboard. | |
Copy cell | Click this button to create copy of the current cell in the clipboard. | |
Paste cell below | Click this button to the paste contents of the clipboard below the current cell. | |
Run cell | Click this button to execute the current cell. | |
Interrupt kernel | Click this button to stop the current kernel. | |
Restart kernel | Click this button to restart the current kernel. | |
Styles drop-down list | Select the desired presentation style from the drop-down list. |
See Also
Reference:
External Links:
Tutorials and Examples:
Last modified: 23 December 2016