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I just wanted to add an alternative to @eric_g's answer which also worked for me.
In the jupyter interface (or jupyter-based client) there should be a button which allows you to control the content-type of the output of the cell.
Here I'm using Sage with VSCode and there is a way to toggle the output between text/plain
, text/html
, and text/latex
:
2 | No.2 Revision |
I just wanted to add an alternative to @eric_g's answer which also worked for me.
In the jupyter interface (or jupyter-based client) there should be a button which allows you to control the content-type of the output of the cell.
Here I'm If you're using Sage with VSCode and VSCode, there is a way to toggle the output between text/plain
, text/html
, and text/latex
: