How to run and modify a Python script in Jupyter Notebook as per the provided instructions.
Understand the Problem
The image displays instructions for a Python scripting lab, guiding the user on how to run a Python script, specifically countBases.py, within a Jupyter Notebook environment. It includes steps for opening a terminal, navigating to the correct directory, and executing the script. The goal is to modify the script to perform some task in bioinformatics.
Answer
Run the script by opening Terminal, navigating to the lab04 directory, and using the command: `python countBases.py`. Modify the script by opening the `.py` file, editing, saving, and re-running.
To run the countBases.py script, open a Terminal in Jupyter, navigate to the lab04 directory using cd, and execute the script with python countBases.py. To modify, double-click the file to open it, edit the code, save changes, and rerun it in the Terminal.
Answer for screen readers
To run the countBases.py script, open a Terminal in Jupyter, navigate to the lab04 directory using cd, and execute the script with python countBases.py. To modify, double-click the file to open it, edit the code, save changes, and rerun it in the Terminal.
More Information
Jupyter Notebook is designed for interactive computing, and while .py files can be opened and edited, they are typically executed via the terminal using python script_name.py or using the %run command within a notebook cell.
Tips
Ensure you save the python script after editing it, otherwise the changes will not be present when running the script.
Sources
- How To Run a Python Script in Jupyter Notebook - rayobyte.com
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