I have a .ipynb jupyter notebook file, where I am working. The file contains multiple classes and methods. Some of them are dependent while some of them are not. For example: class Node: ## this is where I create a single node class LinkedList: ## this is where I create linked list After this, I create another class where I inherit my base classes and implement algorithms. class Solution: ## this is where I implement my algorithm method1(): # method1 implementation method2(): # method2 implementation Finally, I create multiple mains in different cells below. ## main1 -- test case #1 if __name__ == "__main__": ## declare variables ## call classes and methods ## print something In the next cell, I would do the following. ## main2 -- test case #2 if __name__ == "__main__": ## declare variables ## call classes and methods ## print something Similarly, I would do this in next cell. ## main3 -- test case #3 if __name__ == "__main__": ## declare variables ## call classes and methods ## print something I like this template while solving leetcode problems locally. But I think while debugging, it's a little bit confusing. Is it a standard practice to do so in the jupyter notebook working environment? Does it mess up with scopes? Please help me understand if it a good practice, or recommend me how to run multiple test cases within the same jupyter notebook. Thank you so much for reading this far. Continue reading...
