I’m using VS Code (1.85.1 for Windows) with Jupyter extension (v2023.11.1003402403). I’ve installed matplotlib 3.8.2, but I didn’t install matplotlib-inline. The doc for matplotlib.pyplot.show says “The jupyter backends (activated via %matplotlib inline
, %matplotlib notebook
, or %matplotlib widget
), call show()
at the end of every cell by default. Thus, you usually don’t have to call it explicitly there.” If a .ipynb file imports matplotlib and then runs %matplotlib inline
(in the first line of the next cell), should VS Code automatically call matplotlib.pyplot.show()
in every cell with a figure and without an explicit call? Thanks.