At any rate, I tried clicking on this component to see what would happen: I see the icon on the left-hand side shows a disconnected power cord not sure if that implies the server itself is disconnected. I saw the following Jupyter Server: local component at the bottom of my screen. Once you have a Jupyter Notebook open, you can add new cells, write code in cells, run cells, and perform other notebook actions. It willĪutomatically open with the new native Jupyter editor. Or Command + SHIFT + P (macOS), and run the “Python: Create Blank Newįile, it’s as simple as just opening that file in VS Code. VS Code Command Palette with the shortcut CTRL + SHIFT + P (Windows)
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Here’s how to get started with Jupyter in VS Code. However, the docs imply that I should be able to just create a new Jupyter notebook and start running code immediately: The "Restart" and "Interrupt" buttons are greyed-out and disabled, implying that the Jupyter server isn't running. I try to type in my best guess for which kernel they're referring to (I use Python 3.9.5 in my terminal), but typing things like 3.9.5 and Python, thinking I might see an auto-complete helper or a dropdown with valid options to choose from, but this didn't happen. I hit Shift-Enter to run the cell, but instead of the expected output, I'm prompted to "Select a kernel for Untitled-1.ipynb`: I don't see a "Run" button in my editor like I do in the VS Code + Jupyter docs. We see a cell which I've changed from plain text to Python.
I created the file in screenshot #1 above via the command palette to Jupyter > Create New Blank Notebook. I've installed both Microsoft's Jupyter and Python extensions installed: TL DR: how can I run my Jupyter notbook in VS Code, given I've tried the previously-suggested solutions (like installing certain extensions) and nothing appears to be working?
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