Hi there! Recently, I've been working on putting together a custom sidebar. During my research, I stumbled upon the code snippet below which supposedly helps in creating a simple sidebar. Unfortunately, I am facing some issues with it and would greatl ...
Can someone help me understand this error message? I successfully installed opencv using the command "pip install opencv-python" in Python 3 within Jupyter Notebook. import cv2 When I tried to import opencv, I encountered this TypeError: 'numpy._DT ...
After installing conda (python 3.5, channel= conda-forge) and numerous packages using conda and jupyter labextension... When I check conda info --envs only the root environment is listed even though I haven't created any additional environments) https ...
Developed a JLab extension and saved it to Git repository. Established a new environment and successfully pulled the code, which was also verified by a friend. Subsequently, included a new react object to the extension and pushed it back to Git in a fresh ...
After completely messing up my base (root) environment and the Jupyter installation within it, I am looking to start fresh by doing a complete reinstallation. However, in order to do so, I first need to fully remove Jupyter from my system. Despite trying t ...
I created a for-loop to calculate multiple angles and stored all the results in a NumPy array of dictionaries. However, I am facing challenges in converting all the answers to degrees (instead of radians) and rounding them. The problem seems simple, but ob ...
Many resources discuss how to change font families for all content, but I am seeking guidance on making syntax-specific changes. For example, I would like to switch the font style of Python comments from italic to normal. Can anyone offer assistance? Thank ...
While I am impressed with the new Jupyter Lab, one feature seems to be missing and that is the ability to convert cells into slides. In the classic Jupyter Notebooks, this option was available under "View > Cell Toolbar > Slideshow": https://i.stack.imgur ...