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In recent past, frequent usage of both R
and Python by Data Scientists are considerably increasing. RStudio is preferred IDE for most of R users, though, there are Editors and Notebooks which serve for both languages, yet, switching between them is not easy. Especially for those who got used to RStudio “Environment” tab for exploring objects in current R sessions; though, writing/execution of
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