Recently, I had to upgrade my Jupyter Notebook and Python. After upgrading I encounter an issue with using built-in magic functions such as %matplotlib notebook or %matplotlib inline. At this moment I tried to downgrade it and use the older jupyter version but it does not help.
Do we have any solutions for this?
My Jupyter version is 7.1.3
Pyhton – 3.11.7
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What issue did you come up with? Can you post the error or output if it has given any?
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%matplotlib notebook isn’t for current JupyterLab or Jupyter Notebook 7+. Jupyter Notebook 7+ uses a lot of the same tech as JupyterLab and so you want to look for things that work with that. In place of %matplotlib notebook with current JupyterLab or Jupyter Notebook 7+, you generally want to install and use ipympl. Note that you have to install ipympl in your environment. This is very important.
Then following installation, %matplotlib ipympl will work much like %matplotlib notebook did with the older tech. See documentation here where it says:
“To activate the
ipymplbackend all you need to do is include the%matplotlib ipymplmagic in the notebook.”
Finally, if you prefer the older way you can continue to use NbClassic at this time, see here.