Are you looking for ways to speed up your workflow and make your Jupyter Notebook experience smoother? Jupyter comes with a powerful feature called **magic commands**, which are special commands designed to make tasks easier, faster, and more efficient. These commands can help you manage your environment, run system tasks, time code execution, load external scripts, and much more—all without leaving your notebook.

In this step-by-step tutorial, I’ll show you how to use Jupyter magic commands effectively. By the end, you’ll know how to apply both **line magics** (which apply to a single line of code) and **cell magics** (which apply to entire cells) to improve productivity and simplify your workflow.

Here’s what you’ll learn in this video:

* What magic commands are and how they work in Jupyter Notebook
* The difference between line magics (`%`) and cell magics (`%%`)
* Useful magic commands every user should know, including:

* `%time` and `%timeit` for measuring code execution time
* `%pwd`, `%ls`, and `%cd` for navigating the file system
* `%history` to review past commands
* `%matplotlib inline` for displaying charts inside the notebook
* `%run` to execute external Python scripts
* `%%writefile` to save code directly into a file
* `%%bash` to run shell commands in a notebook cell
* How to list all available magic commands with `%lsmagic`
* Tips for combining magics with Python code for maximum efficiency

Magic commands are not only useful for beginners but also for advanced users who want to optimize their workflow. They help turn Jupyter Notebook into a more interactive, flexible, and powerful environment—making it easier to experiment, test, and document your work.

Whether you’re working on data science, machine learning, or general Python coding, knowing how to use Jupyter magic commands will save you time and effort.

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