When writing code with jupyter notebook, there is no output result in print, as shown in the following figure
Don’t panic. This is not a code error, but the IOPub data rate is limited, that is, jupyter limits the output
resolvent
1. CMD open the command line window and enter: jupyter notebook –generate-config (there is a space after the notebook)
If this happens, enter jupyter notebook –generate-config in Anaconda Prompt instead
2. The configuration file path of jupyter appears. Don’t enter it. Just find jupyter_notebook_config.py file according to this path.
3. Open the file with Notepad or python, open the search window with Ctrl + F, and enter iopub_data_rate_limit.
Find a specific line, uncomment, and add many 0
4. Restart the Jupiter notebook and the display is normal
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