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Scala Notebooks

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Last updated 2 years ago

can combine Markdown text and executable Python or Scala code.

BlackDiamond Studio has pre-configured all the requirements, so you can easily start a new Jupyter notebook and write some code.

To create a new Jupyter notebook:

  1. Create a new Jupyter notebook using the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) or create a new .ipynb file in the workspace.

2. Then just add the code or the markdown text you want to display in your Jupyter notebook.

This is an example Jupyter notebook using Python code:

This is an example Jupyter notebook using Scala code:

Jupyter notebooks