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Python comment above jupyter magic
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I'm quite a fan of the %%magic functions of jupyter. I'm also quite a fan of adding a comment to the top of a cell to explain its purpose.
However the following combination does not work:
#Some comment
%%time
import numpy as np
_ = [np.random.random((10,10)) for _ in range(100)]
Is there any way in which you can skip the comment and still activate the cell magic? It is especially relevant when you use magics like %%sql, which otherwise require a different comment format.
%%sql
SELECT * FROM table
python jupyter-notebook
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I'm quite a fan of the %%magic functions of jupyter. I'm also quite a fan of adding a comment to the top of a cell to explain its purpose.
However the following combination does not work:
#Some comment
%%time
import numpy as np
_ = [np.random.random((10,10)) for _ in range(100)]
Is there any way in which you can skip the comment and still activate the cell magic? It is especially relevant when you use magics like %%sql, which otherwise require a different comment format.
%%sql
SELECT * FROM table
python jupyter-notebook
asked yesterday
RoelantRoelant
1,583726
add a comment |
I'm quite a fan of the %%magic functions of jupyter. I'm also quite a fan of adding a comment to the top of a cell to explain its purpose.
However the following combination does not work:
#Some comment
%%time
import numpy as np
_ = [np.random.random((10,10)) for _ in range(100)]
Is there any way in which you can skip the comment and still activate the cell magic? It is especially relevant when you use magics like %%sql, which otherwise require a different comment format.
%%sql
SELECT * FROM table
python jupyter-notebook
asked yesterday
RoelantRoelant
1,583726
I'm quite a fan of the %%magic functions of jupyter. I'm also quite a fan of adding a comment to the top of a cell to explain its purpose.
However the following combination does not work:
#Some comment
%%time
import numpy as np
_ = [np.random.random((10,10)) for _ in range(100)]
Is there any way in which you can skip the comment and still activate the cell magic? It is especially relevant when you use magics like %%sql, which otherwise require a different comment format.
%%sql
SELECT * FROM table
python jupyter-notebook
python jupyter-notebook
asked yesterday
RoelantRoelant
1,583726
asked yesterday
RoelantRoelant
1,583726
asked yesterday
RoelantRoelant
1,583726
asked yesterday
RoelantRoelant
1,583726
asked yesterday
RoelantRoelant
1,583726
1,583726
add a comment |
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