Google has integrated its Co-Laboratory into Google Drive.
An easy way to use Jupyter Notebook validateDates.ipynb
available at public sharing wroACDHitp202003.
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| navigate to Google Drive public sharing | |
| select jupyter notebook and open context menu | |
choose Open with -> Google Colaboratory |
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| an enviorment spins up within a few seconds | |
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| upload input files to CoLab or use Google Drive | |
| I prefer slow way, download files locally | |
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| unzip, select and drag them into Colab file section | |
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| your environment is a temporary one, data are transient | |
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| okay now you are set | |
| go through notebook, walk your way down | |
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| execute python scripts, push play button | |
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| after script has been executed, a running number shows | |
| you are allowed to jump back and execute code fragments in any order you see fit | |
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| notice, console output (print and such) appear under code fragment | |
| this output is stored in notebook a most liked feature by me | |
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| result is stored into json file available in files section again | |
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| download transient file | |
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| open with your editor of choice, mine is vscode here on Windows | |
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| output is machine friendly | |
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with extension Beautify it's easy to Format Document human friendly |
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| much better, isn't that cool | |
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search for suspicious |
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| notice dates are supposed to be chronological | |
clearly 2 is off, here caused by text recognition error |
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| same for the second batch | |
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ui, date 2 is clearly incorrect |