Hey! I had the same issue, and here’s what worked for me:
- Export using `File > Download as > Python (.py)`.
- Open the .py file in an IDE like VS Code or PyCharm.
- Use their built-in formatters to clean up the code.
If you’re looking for a tool, check out `jupytext`—it’s a lifesaver for syncing notebooks and scripts.
Also, this tutorial on how to create python script from jupyter notebook is super helpful: [link].
- Export using `File > Download as > Python (.py)`.
- Open the .py file in an IDE like VS Code or PyCharm.
- Use their built-in formatters to clean up the code.
If you’re looking for a tool, check out `jupytext`—it’s a lifesaver for syncing notebooks and scripts.
Also, this tutorial on how to create python script from jupyter notebook is super helpful: [link].
