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Authoring Reusable Code in Python Files from Jupyter Notebooks Using %%writefile and %run magics or autoreloaded file modules – OUseful.Info, the blog…
Sebastian Witowski on Twitter: "10. Use "%autoreload" to automatically reload any imported function/module before running them. It's great when you want to edit code in one window and run it in IPython
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