10x Your Productivity with Multiple Cursors in Jupyter Notebooks! 💻✨

Ever wished you could make changes across multiple instances of the same word simultaneously in a Jupyter Notebook? Now you can! Here's how:

1. Place Cursor:

- Click on the word where you want to make changes.

2. Select All Occurrences:

- Press `Ctrl + D` (Windows/Linux) or `Cmd + D` (Mac) to swiftly select the next occurrence of the word.

- Keep the momentum by pressing `Ctrl + D` (or Cmd + D) for additional selections.

3. Edit Simultaneously:

- Once multiple occurrences are selected, any edits you make will seamlessly apply to all chosen instances at the same time.

Here’s how it looks:

That’s it for today’s Data Science Bit.

👉If you have any questions regarding this post, you can reply to this email and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

👉If you want to support DS in Bits, consider subscribing.

👉If you’re feeling stuck in your data science learning journey and need advice, get on a call with me by scheduling it below: