I ran some jupyter notebook using VSCode. However, VSCode created some 'Python Interactive' environment which appears in my Jupyter Notebook. How do I remove them?
Sorry that's a bug in the python extension.
To delete them you can follow the directions here:
remove kernel on jupyter notebook
They're just json files in a directory that Jupyter maintains. The VS Code python extension created them to get our kernel to work.
If you still see these after deleting using jupyter kernelspec uninstall unwanted-kernal, you can clear these by uninstalling and then reinstalling your Jupyter extension in VSCode.
In VSCode, click the 'extensions' icon, then search 'Jupyter'. Uninstall it. Then install it.
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on vs code (last version) I can create a new jupyter notebook typing:
'Jupyter: Create New Jupyter Notebook'
but then I can't save it as I don't have the extension ipynb on the saving window.
If I try with python or json extension it doesn't work
I have python and jupyter modules installed
I have on an other computer vs code (an other and I don't have this problem
I have uninstall module jupyter and reinstall it (version v2022.2.1030672458) with no sucess
do you know what it could be?
I'm using Ubuntu, installed Vs Code and anaconda. I've also installed python extension in VS Code, which brings Jupyter Notebook extension. Now, whenever I'm trying to run code from the Jupyter extension, its throwing error as if it requires ipykernel.
Now, my conda 'base' environment has already ipykernel. Why cant Jupyter extension look for ipykernel from the current activated environment?
Is there any explicit settings to be made, to make VS Code Jupyter extension use ipykernel from the current active environment? Please provide it.
Click here to switch the environment of Jupyter Notebook.
Possible solution python -m ipykernel install --user --name=conda_env_name
Hi I am using virtual studio and running the command on Jupiter notebook.
But this error happens.
"Failed to find a kernelspec to use for ipykernel launch"
Why can't I execute the command this time?
I had a similar situation. I was trying to switch from Anaconda to VS Code to run jupyter notebooks. Installed the extension for jupyter notebook and every time I tried creating an empty notebook and basic commands failed to run. On the top right corner, I noticed that the kernel just showed Busy. If you click on that it would ask for a kernel.
I was able to get it working after I installed the python extension on vscode.. not sure if this is the best approach though!!
You need to install the Python libraries Jupyter and ipykernel. On my VS Code editor, a prompt came up saying that ipykernel is missing, and clicking the "install" button would solve it.
I tried to open the jupyter notebook using Command Prompt on Windows 10. Instead of it opening in the browser as it should, nothing happens.
I have downloaded jupyter using
pip install jupyter
pip install jupyter notebook
All this worked fine but when I type this in Command Prompt only a new line forms and nothing happens.
C:\Users\meena\OneDrive\Desktop\New folder>jupyter notebook
C:\Users\meena\OneDrive\Desktop\New folder>
I have tried to install jupyter many times but it doesn't work.
I only have python and not anaconda. So if someone else has the same problem and has tried anaconda please tell me so I can download it.
Have you tried typing jupyter-notebook and see if it works? I upgraded Anaconda recently, and typing jupyter notebook stopped working for some of my files, but I solved the problem by typing jupyter-notebook.
I have created a free ubuntu instances on AWS ec2. I have installed jupyter notebook using command pip install jupyter. Please refer the screen shot showing
But while I'm trying to run jupyter notebook or jupyter notebook --generate-config, I'm getting error message as Command 'jupyter' not found. Can you please help me resolve this issue?
I use Jupyter too but I installed it completely different. You can install Anaconda3 which is used for python very often. From there, you can open the Anaconda3 prompt and use the simple command jupyter notebook to open it.