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I'm able to debug python programs and would like to use jupyter notebooks, but I do not see the Python Extensions under Manage Extensions. I have VS Professional 2019 and many of the Marketplace examples that I'm seeing are not what I see.

This is a picture of my VS screen. When I search I do not find pylance or jupyter extensions.

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I reviewed the information on https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/jupyter-support and https://towardsdatascience.com/jupyter-notebook-in-visual-studio-code-3fc21a36fe43 and they show using CTRL+SHIFT+P to open the Command Palette and this does not do anything in VS Professional or Community 2019. I also tried VS Community 2019 and I'm getting the same results.

I've also watched Jeffrey Mew's video on Jupyter Notebooks in Visual Studio Code and Tyreke White's video Getting Started with Python in Visual Studio Code and it doesn't match what I see in VS.

dm2
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You can install Azure Data Studio to use Jupyter notebook in it or Google Colab.

James Jr. Colongan
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The only way I found you can use Jupyter Notebooks in Visual Studio 2019 is through an Anaconda install. Then you can import the related Jupyter modules that come with Anaconda.

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I am facing the same issue working with Python in Visual Studio Professional and not Visual Studio Code where almost all python related content is targeted to "VS Code" instead of "VS".

However, I tried to search for the "Jupyter" through the "Manage Python Packages" of the Python Environment through the Pypl. Jupyter is there, and I installed it. Didn't try it out though, but just thought to share the info with you here.

Hani Salah
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