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Why adding different ipynb files? #87
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@Saksh8 I see different ipynb files updating on the folders. |
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Organization: Helps keep your code clean and organized by separating different tasks, experiments, or sections of your project into their own notebooks. Modularity: Allows you to focus on specific parts of your project individually without cluttering one large notebook with too much information. Reusability: Encourages reuse of code and functions across different notebooks without duplicating code, making it easier to manage and update. Collaboration: Facilitates collaboration by allowing team members to work on different parts of the project simultaneously without conflicts. Documentation: Helps in documenting different steps or processes in your project more clearly and systematically. |
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If multiple people are working on the project simultaneously or if you have multiple sessions open, each session might be creating or updating its own notebook file |
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Organization: Helps keep your code clean and organized by separating different tasks, experiments, or sections of your project into their own notebooks. Modularity: Allows you to focus on specific parts of your project individually without cluttering one large notebook with too much information. Reusability: Encourages reuse of code and functions across different notebooks without duplicating code, making it easier to manage and update. Collaboration: Facilitates collaboration by allowing team members to work on different parts of the project simultaneously without conflicts. Documentation: Helps in documenting different steps or processes in your project more clearly and systematically. |
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Adding multiple .ipynb (Jupyter Notebook) files to a project can serve various purposes, such as: Modularity and Organization: Splitting work across different notebooks allows you to keep related sections of code and analyses separate. For instance, you might have separate notebooks for data cleaning, exploratory data analysis (EDA), and |
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Organization: Helps keep your code clean and organized by separating different tasks, experiments, or sections of your project into their own notebooks. Modularity: Allows you to focus on specific parts of your project individually without cluttering one large notebook with too much information. Reusability: Encourages reuse of code and functions across different notebooks without duplicating code, making it easier to manage and update. Collaboration: Facilitates collaboration by allowing team members to work on different parts of the project simultaneously without conflicts. Documentation: Helps in documenting different steps or processes in your project more clearly and systematically. |
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Organization: Helps keep your code clean and organized by separating different tasks, experiments, or sections of your project into their own notebooks. Modularity: Allows you to focus on specific parts of your project individually without cluttering one large notebook with too much information. Reusability: Encourages reuse of code and functions across different notebooks without duplicating code, making it easier to manage and update. Collaboration: Facilitates collaboration by allowing team members to work on different parts of the project simultaneously without conflicts. Documentation: Helps in documenting different steps or processes in your project more clearly and systematically. |
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It sounds like you're dealing with multiple ".ipynb" (Jupyter Notebook) files being updated across folders, when ideally you'd prefer a single consolidated notebook! |
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Organization: Helps keep your code clean and organized by separating different tasks, experiments, or sections of your project into their own notebooks.
Modularity: Allows you to focus on specific parts of your project individually without cluttering one large notebook with too much information.
Reusability: Encourages reuse of code and functions across different notebooks without duplicating code, making it easier to manage and update.
Collaboration: Facilitates collaboration by allowing team members to work on different parts of the project simultaneously without conflicts.
Documentation: Helps in documenting different steps or processes in your project more clearly and systematically.