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One of my Python intro students had this (to them frustrating) problem this week: When the output of a cell is very long, it's split up into different output_area divs, with output_subareas inside. The bottom and top padding around these output_subarea divs make it look like there is an empty line printed in the middle of the long output, making the student search for an extra print() in their code. See screenshot for an example:
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One of my Python intro students had this (to them frustrating) problem this week: When the output of a cell is very long, it's split up into different
output_area
divs, withoutput_subarea
s inside. The bottom and top padding around theseoutput_subarea
divs make it look like there is an empty line printed in the middle of the long output, making the student search for an extraprint()
in their code. See screenshot for an example:Version as per "About":
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: