Jupyter notebooks vs Python scripts syntax #490
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I agree with its importance; thanks for this!
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There are several differences between a notebook and a script, to avoid potential confusion (say if someone copied notebook cells into a script) I wanted to highlight the two biggest differences in code syntax between the two.