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Package cells for Python notebooks

Digan_Parikh
Databricks Employee
Databricks Employee

Do we have an analogous concept to package cells for Python notebooks?

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Digan_Parikh
Databricks Employee
Databricks Employee

You can just declare your classes and in one cell, and use them in the others. It is recommended to get all your classes in one notebook, and use %run in the other to "import" those classes.

The one thing you cannot do is to literally import a folder/file. To use import, you need to install the library in the cluster. 

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Digan_Parikh
Databricks Employee
Databricks Employee

You can just declare your classes and in one cell, and use them in the others. It is recommended to get all your classes in one notebook, and use %run in the other to "import" those classes.

The one thing you cannot do is to literally import a folder/file. To use import, you need to install the library in the cluster.