print in Jupyter interactive notebook is a lifesaver, but don’t forget about `IPython.display`! You can use `display()` to show DataFrames, images, or even HTML right in the notebook. It’s like print but fancier.
Also, for quick debugging, I sometimes use `print` with `type()` to check variable types. Helps avoid those pesky type errors.
Also, for quick debugging, I sometimes use `print` with `type()` to check variable types. Helps avoid those pesky type errors.