Tom Niesytto

Thanks Jonathan - I think that my issue is essentially same as this one (cell magic): https://github.com/catherinedevlin/ipython-sql/issues/67 Best Regards, JT

I think it is partially resolved - I did conda install -c r r-essentials Then tried to open Pure R example.ipynb It failed again but when I switched Kernel to...

With rpy2 I tried installing it: conda install -c r rpy2 then if I switch kernel to "conda root" I can load the rpy2 notebook: rpy2 example.ipynb and import rpy2...

Hi Jonathan - thanks for quick reply - it seems that with kernel switching R part and rpy2 notebooks worked. The create that you suggested conda create --name rpy3 --channel...

After installing r-essentials through conda: conda install -c r r-essentials and then removing jupyter_r (not sure if that was necessary but I did not find a way to rebuild environment...

However rpy2 example does not work: import rpy2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ImportError Traceback (most recent call last) in () ----> 1 import rpy2 ImportError: No module named rpy2

Thanks - as I said this is the first day (after a year or so) that work with you plugin. Thank you for replying. Edit: I tried building `Stylish Haskell`,...

Look at the solution side of things. Hello World: ``` local hello_world = {} function hello_world.hello() return 'Goodbye, Mars!' end return hello_world ``` Hamming: ``` local Hamming = {} function...

> It sounds like your biggest obstacle is that Matrix is the first "object-oriented" exercise and you're assuming that you need to create much more structure than is actually necessary....

> I guess this is something which can wonderfully explained in a concept. I wanted to start writing these for some time, but unfortunately I haven't had the time yet......