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How to change the default browser on Jupyter Notebook?

Open up your Jupyter config file. The default is on ~/.jupyter/ but I put it on Dropbox. Now, edit the config file to reflect the following

Open up your Jupyter config file. The default is on ~/.jupyter/ but I put it on Dropbox.

Now, edit the config file to reflect the following settings (on macOS). If you don't have a config file, you must create it first (jupyter notebook --generate-config).

c.NotebookApp.browser = u'open -a /Applications/Google\ Chrome\ Canary.app %s'

Now, try jupyter notebook and

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How to use a config file in R and Python?

The easiest solution The easiest solution would be just create a config.R (or something like that), and read the file in R. For example her

The easiest solution

The easiest solution would be just create a config.R (or something like that), and read the file in R.

For example here is config.R (replace <- with = in Python):

#file: config.R
user <- "root"
password <- "root"
host <- "localhost"
dbname <- "

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