The Jupyter Notebook vs Microsoft Visual Studio: Which is best for you?

The intuitive interface makes coding and visualizing data really straightforward, and the ability to keep documentation next to your code is a huge plus for clarity.

It's not as fast as other IDEs and isn't ideal for building fully deployable Data Science applications.

With support for various code bases, as well as HTML, the programme provides all you need for building and developing websites, email, applications and widgets.

I have nothing that I specifically dislike about Visual Studio. If I had to choose one item it would be the fact that a user could feel "forced" to start using MS Copilot by virtue of it being so integrated into the latest versions of VS.