Find Your Code Hiding In Some Jupyter Notebook With Ease
Programmers who use Jupyter often refer to their old notebooks to find a piece of code.
However, it gets tedious when they have multiple files to look for and can't recall the specific notebook of interest. The file name ππ§ππ’ππ₯ππ1.π’π©π²π§π, ..., and ππ§ππ’ππ₯ππ82.π’π©π²π§π, don't make it any easier.
The "π π«ππ©" command is a much better solution to this. Very know that you can use "π π«ππ©" in the command line to search in notebooks, as you do in other files (.txt, for instance). This saves plenty of manual work and time.
P.S. How do you find some previously written code in your notebooks (if not manually)?
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