To utilize Jupyter Notebook for executing JavaScript code in Visual Studio Code, follow the below steps:
Install Node.js on your machine.
Install the Jupyter Notebook extension for Visual Studio Code.
Open Visual Studio Code and create a new Jupyter Notebook file.
In the first cell of the notebook, type the following code to install the ijavascript
kernel:
!npm install -g ijavascript
In the second cell, type the following code to install the ipykernel
kernel:
!pip install ipykernel
In the third cell, type the following code to start the ijavascript
kernel:
!ijsinstall
Now, you can write your JavaScript code in subsequent cells and execute them by pressing the "Run" button or using the keyboard shortcut Shift + Enter
.
You can also use the Jupyter Notebook interface to visualize your data and create interactive visualizations using JavaScript libraries such as D3.js or Leaflet.js.
Note: It's also possible to run JavaScript in a Python kernel using packages such as PyV8 or PyExecJS. However, this requires additional setup and may not provide the full functionality of a dedicated JavaScript kernel.
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Asked: 2022-08-16 11:00:00 +0000
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Last updated: Jan 23 '22
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