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Julia 1.5, this code works without the global annotation in interactive contexts like the REPL or Jupyter notebooks (just like Julia 0.6) and in files and other non-interactive contexts, it prints this very display x in whatever way it thinks best. (This might even be a graphical display in something like a Jupyter or Pluto notebook.) By default (e.g. in scripts or in the text REPL), it calls show(io, "text/plain" VegaLight and integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • StatProfilerHTML.jl produces HTML and presents some additional summaries, and also integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • ProfileSVG.jl renders

Julia 1.5, this code works without the global annotation in interactive contexts like the REPL or Jupyter notebooks (just like Julia 0.6) and in files and other non-interactive contexts, it prints this very display x in whatever way it thinks best. (This might even be a graphical display in something like a Jupyter or Pluto notebook.) By default (e.g. in scripts or in the text REPL), it calls show(io, "text/plain" VegaLight and integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • StatProfilerHTML.jl produces HTML and presents some additional summaries, and also integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • ProfileSVG.jl renders

Julia 1.5, this code works without the global annotation in interactive contexts like the REPL or Jupyter notebooks (just like Julia 0.6) and in files and other non-interactive contexts, it prints this very display x in whatever way it thinks best. (This might even be a graphical display in something like a Jupyter or Pluto notebook.) By default (e.g. in scripts or in the text REPL), it calls show(io, "text/plain" VegaLight and integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • StatProfilerHTML.jl produces HTML and presents some additional summaries, and also integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • ProfileSVG.jl renders

Julia 1.5, this code works without the global annotation in interactive contexts like the REPL or Jupyter notebooks (just like Julia 0.6) and in files and other non-interactive contexts, it prints this very display x in whatever way it thinks best. (This might even be a graphical display in something like a Jupyter or Pluto notebook.) By default (e.g. in scripts or in the text REPL), it calls show(io, "text/plain" VegaLight and integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • StatProfilerHTML.jl produces HTML and presents some additional summaries, and also integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • ProfileSVG.jl renders

Julia 1.5, this code works without the global annotation in interactive contexts like the REPL or Jupyter notebooks (just like Julia 0.6) and in files and other non-interactive contexts, it prints this very display x in whatever way it thinks best. (This might even be a graphical display in something like a Jupyter or Pluto notebook.) By default (e.g. in scripts or in the text REPL), it calls show(io, "text/plain" VegaLight and integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • StatProfilerHTML.jl produces HTML and presents some additional summaries, and also integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • ProfileSVG.jl renders

Julia 1.5, this code works without the global annotation in interactive contexts like the REPL or Jupyter notebooks (just like Julia 0.6) and in files and other non-interactive contexts, it prints this very VegaLight and integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • StatProfilerHTML.jl produces HTML and presents some additional summaries, and also integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • ProfileSVG.jl renders few ways to interact with Julia in a browser: • Using Pluto notebooks through Pluto.jl • Using Jupyter notebooks through IJulia.jl 35.3 Revise-based workflows Whether you're at the REPL or in IJulia

Julia 1.5, this code works without the global annotation in interactive contexts like the REPL or Jupyter notebooks (just like Julia 0.6) and in files and other non-interactive contexts, it prints this very VegaLight and integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • StatProfilerHTML.jl produces HTML and presents some additional summaries, and also integrates well with Jupyter notebooks • ProfileSVG.jl renders few ways to interact with Julia in a browser: • Using Pluto notebooks through Pluto.jl • Using Jupyter notebooks through IJulia.jl 35.3 Revise-based workflows Whether you're at the REPL or in IJulia

specifications string that use conda<4.5 syntax. Examples • "param >=1.5.1,<2.0'" • "python>=3.5.1,jupyter >=1.0.0,<2.0,matplotlib >=1.5.1,<2.0" classmethod _parse_comment_line(line) Parse comment lines /scratch/mc3/bin/conda install -c conda-forge param>=1.5.1,<2.0" • "# install specs: python>=3.5.1,jupyter >=1.0.0,<2.0,matplotlib >=1.5.1,<2.0" get_user_requests() Return a list of user requested items