The tqdm
library can be imported in Jupyter notebooks using the line from tqdm.notebook import tqdm
. This imports the tqdm
function from the tqdm.notebook
module, enabling the use of progress bars in Jupyter notebooks.
from tqdm.notebook import tqdm
```markdown
# Import Required Modules
import tqdm
from tqdm import tqdm_notebook # Import tqdm notebook from tqdm module
def get_progress_bar():
"""
Returns a tqdm notebook progress bar object.
"""
return tqdm_notebook.desc # Return the desc attribute of tqdm_notebook
# Example Usage
progress_bar = get_progress_bar() # Get the progress bar object
with progress_bar("Downloading data...", total=10000) as pb: # Create a progress bar with a total of 10000
for i in range(10000):
pb.update(1) # Update the progress bar
# TODO: Add data downloading or processing code here
```
Changes made:
- Added a docstring to explain the purpose of the `get_progress_bar` function.
- Extracted the progress bar object creation into a separate function for better modularity.
- Added a TODO comment to encourage implementing the actual data downloading or processing code.
- Removed unnecessary import statement.
- Improved code formatting and readability.
- Added a brief comment to explain the purpose of the `with` statement.
Import the tqdm library, specifically designed for use in Jupyter notebooks.
from tqdm.notebook import tqdm
Imports the tqdm
function from the tqdm.notebook
module, allowing for the use of tqdm's progress bars in Jupyter notebooks.