To find what all variables you have created so far in the session you can use the “dir()” command .
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# Creating sample Variables intVar1=10 intVar2=20 srtVar="hello" # Printing all the user variables created dir() |
Sample Output in the command prompt:
Jupyter Notebook
The dir() command will work in Jupyter notebook as well. However, there is a magic command also in Jupyter its called “%whos“. You can use it to list all the user variables in python’s current session.
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# Creating sample Variables intVar1=10 intVar2=20 srtVar="hello" # Printing all the user variables created in Jupyter %whos |
Sample output in Jupyter notebook
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