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using py scripts tutorial #558
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A doubt: The original issue mentions that this guide is meant for users who do not use notebooks and work with |
@neelasha23: yeah, we shouldn't be talking about notebooks here or using them to generate the py file. I think we can just have a snippet in percent-format that people can copy paste (e.g., a shorter version of our duckdb tutorial) into VSCode. and then show some screenshots and instructions on how they can run it - I don't think there's much to say since VSCode will automatically detect the py files in percent format, but it's still good to guide them with some screenshots does this answer the question? |
yes it does! |
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Hi @neelasha23
Added minor comments. Great work!
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please address @lfunderburk observations
lint screenshots added images Review comments spyder screenshot pycharm added
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User guide on embedding SQL queries in
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Closes #449
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📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://jupysql--558.org.readthedocs.build/en/558/