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ms.service: synapse-analytics
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ms.topic: conceptual
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ms.date: 04/15/2020
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ms.date: 05/01/2020
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ms.author: ruxu
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### Set a primary language
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Azure Synapse Studio notebooks support four spark languages:
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Azure Synapse Studio notebooks support four Apache Spark languages:
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*pyspark (python)
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*spark (Scala)
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*sparkSQL
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*Spark.NET (C#)
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*pySpark (Python)
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*Spark (Scala)
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*SparkSQL
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* .NET for Apache Spark (C#)
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You can set the primary language for new added cells from the dropdown list in the top command bar.
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|%%pyspark| Python | Execute a **Python** query against Spark Context. |
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|%%spark| Scala | Execute a **Scala** query against Spark Context. |
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|%%sql| SparkSQL | Execute a **SparkSQL** query against Spark Context. |
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|%%csharp |Spark.NET C# | Execute a **Spark.NET C#** query against Spark Context. |
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|%%csharp | .NET for Spark C# | Execute a **.NET for Spark C#** query against Spark Context. |
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The following image is an example of how you can write a PySpark query using the **%%pyspark** magic command or a SparkSQL query with the **%%sql** magic command in a **Spark(Scala)** notebook. Notice that the primary language for the notebook is set to Scala.
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The following image is an example of how you can write a PySpark query using the **%%pyspark** magic command or a SparkSQL query with the **%%sql** magic command in a **Spark(Scala)** notebook. Notice that the primary language for the notebook is set to pySpark.
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