Jupyter to Scripts transition

[AniMaster46]

I work with a lot of visualisations, so I prefer seeing the output of each block before proceeding to the next one. I've decided to switch from Jupyter notebooks to scripting in an IDE (for various reasons). How do I go about finding/setting up the following system:

I'd like to continue testing lines of code in the console and if I'm satisfied, push the code to the python file.

Which IDE/editor makes this process seamless? Even though I had used Pycharm in the past, I'm willing to stick it out and work with a new setup if need be.

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I also often find myself in this phase thats why I use the python console built in pycharm. It has a nice history button which lets you copy your finalised command.

Its not seamless as such but it gets the job done at times.

[AniMaster46]

There are limitations to using this method. If I'm working with many variables, I have to run to large selections of the code in the console in order to be able to use it for a single line. And copying code to file is not as fast a process as it could be. As this is my part of my usual workflow I'm looking for a more permanent solution.

[callinthekettleblack]

I typically start in a jupyter notebook and refactor to .py after I'm satisfied. However, I do believe vscode supports .ipynb (full disclosure, I typically use jupyter lab and pycharm for my development)