Le mardi 1 mai 2018 13:17:02 UTC+2, John Cremona a écrit :
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> I was using the jupyter notebook's magic %%writefile, where
> you put "%%writefile [-a] filename.py" at the top of a cell and
> then evaluating the cell writes the cell's contents to the file
> (overwriting by default, or appending if
I was using the jupyter notebook's magic %%writefile, where you put
"%%writefile [-a] filename.py" at the top of a cell and then evaluating the
cell writes the cell's contents to the file (overwriting by default, or
appending if you give the -a flag).
I found that the file so written to has the co
