Lol, I used to just let it run wild and embrace the chaos, but then my boss saw my notebook and was like, “What is this mess?”
Now I use `print()` with `textwrap` like you mentioned. But for pandas, I set `display.max_colwidth` to something reasonable, like 50 or 75.
Also, if you’re into extensions, the `jupyter_contrib_nbextensions` has a “Table of Contents” feature that helps organize things better. Not directly related to wrapping text, but it makes the notebook less overwhelming.
Now I use `print()` with `textwrap` like you mentioned. But for pandas, I set `display.max_colwidth` to something reasonable, like 50 or 75.
Also, if you’re into extensions, the `jupyter_contrib_nbextensions` has a “Table of Contents” feature that helps organize things better. Not directly related to wrapping text, but it makes the notebook less overwhelming.