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Loading Jupyter Kernel on VS Code
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Updated: 10-02-2022

.. note:: 

    Not all images contain VS Code. Currently the only stack that contains VS Code is the stack for Dr. Becerra's class. Contact Youngsu Kim if your image needs VS Code.

    We will use the ``Python + Jupyter`` extension. 


1. Click on the VS-Code icon

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#. Currently, no kernel is selected.

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#. When clinking on ``Select Kernel``, you will be promoted to the command palette with ``Python + Jupyter`` as suggested extension. Hit ``return`` (or click on) to follow the suggestion. 

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#. Wait for the extension to be installed. 

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#. When done, the ``Select Kernel`` icon will be replaced by the kernel selected. If not, you can click on ``Select Kernel`` to choose one. 

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#. If you want to check the version in Python, run the following code. 

   .. code-block:: python
       :caption: Python Version Check

       from platform import python_version

       print(python_version)

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