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Import and export notebooks

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- [Instructor] As we continue to work with our notebook, let's look at this export and import capability. Now the first question you might have is, what are these different file formats? DBC is Databricks archive ,source file is associated to the default language. So in this case, it would be a Python or a.py file. IPython Notebook has additional metadata and can work with other IPython hosting frameworks. HTML renders and as a static web page. I usually export and import as source files. So that's what we're going to do. So I'm going to go ahead and export this as a source file. Now, rather than just directly opening it back again, inside of Databricks, what I'm going to do is I'm going to use my local editor. And you might remember from another movie that I've chosen to use Visual Studio Code as my text editor. You could really use any editor that you like, you could use Notepad plus plus or Vim or, or Sublime, but it's…

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