Microsoft's separate Jupyter notebooks extension aims to improve support for Python's programming language rivals.

In this section, we'll use the Seaborn library, which I've covered previously, to visualize statistical data with Python the way you would with a graphing calculator in a stats class.

The code in Jupyter Notebook notebooks is typically Python code, although you may add support in your Jupyter environment for other languages such as R or Julia.

In the regular monthly update to Python tooling for Visual Studio Code, Microsoft announced an improved setup experience for Jupyter notebooks, along with new inlay type hints for the Pylance language ...