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First of all. It is my first note in this forum.
If not the right place, I am sorry.
I am starting to use VS Code for Python development
Right now I executing a notebook and exploring the variables
I am using the jupyter built in variable explorer.
I have two issues.
When you explore a dict, is there a way to get the keys beside the values?
Is it possible to explore substructures nested within the one opened, for example, a dict of dicts and enter each nested dict
For example something like spyder variable exlporer.
Maybe there is already an extension for that.
I tried data wrangler but it doesn't do what i want
Than you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Try out the setting "notebook.experimental.variablesView": true - a tree view for the notebook variables should show up in the debug sideview. Let us know what you think!
First of all. It is my first note in this forum.
If not the right place, I am sorry.
I am starting to use VS Code for Python development
Right now I executing a notebook and exploring the variables
I am using the jupyter built in variable explorer.
I have two issues.
When you explore a dict, is there a way to get the keys beside the values?
Is it possible to explore substructures nested within the one opened, for example, a dict of dicts and enter each nested dict
For example something like spyder variable exlporer.
Maybe there is already an extension for that.
I tried data wrangler but it doesn't do what i want
Than you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: