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 Dear Community,I want to understand from you all - How do you debug your codes when using Databricks? Have you tried the Variable Explorer of Databr...

 Dear Community,I want to understand from you all - How do you debug your codes when using Databricks?Have you tried the Variable Explorer of Databricks? This allows the users to view at-a-glance all the variables defined in their notebooks, inspect...

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I just create code in notebooks that allow me to check outputs at different steps. These methods usually include print statements or .display() of dataframes. If youre working with lots of data the .show(truncate=100,vertical=True) may help you. I ha...

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Databricks added variable explorer to notebooks. It is beneficial when working on multiple cells and doesn't run them all. For example, we can see...

Databricks added variable explorer to notebooks. It is beneficial when working on multiple cells and doesn't run them all. For example, we can see variables that were initiated but from deleted cells (as that variables are still in cluster memory).

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jose_gonzalez
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Great post, thank you for sharing

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Ajay-Pandey
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Variable explorer in Databricks With Databricks Runtime 12.1 and above, you can directly observe current Python variables in the notebook UI.To open t...

Variable explorer in DatabricksWith Databricks Runtime 12.1 and above, you can directly observe current Python variables in the notebook UI.To open the variable explorer, click in the right sidebar. The variable explorer opens, showing the value and ...

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Thank you for sharing

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