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Jupyter offers some benefits to organize our code but many of us still find ourselves with messy and unnecessary code chunks.

Here are some ways including a NEW EXTENSION that anyone can use to begin organizing your code on your notebooks. https://t.co/95rmi5UQAE https://t.co/46fTI29Uj8

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