some IDEs will let you work in Jupyter notebooks. VS Code, for example, works well. Another option is to keep using the Python kernel, but compile and run your C code via the operating system.

That becomes very obvious in the features of Jupyter ... (a kernel, in Jupyter-speak). The backend can run on your machine or remotely and will support some kind of language — often Python.

Since Microsoft went all in on Python for its open source, cross-platform Visual Studio Code editor years ago, the company has steadily been adding new features, tools and functionality, including a ...

"Today we're excited to announce that we now support all ipywidgets (including custom ones) in Jupyter Notebooks in VS Code," said ... support for Django and Flask auto-reload in the debugpy Python ...