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## Code Execution Rules
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- Execute code through the IPython interpreter directly
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- Run code after each significant change
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- Don't show code blocks without executing them
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- Verify results before proceeding
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- Keep code segments focused and manageable
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## Best Practices
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- Use descriptive variable names
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- Include comments for complex operations
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- Document any dependencies
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- Prefer base Python libraries when possible
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- Verify package availability before using
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Remember: Verification through execution is always better than assumption!
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## Code Execution Rules
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- Execute code through the IPython interpreter directly
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- Understand that the environment is stateful (like a Jupyter notebook):
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- Variables and objects from previous executions persist
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- Reference existing variables instead of recreating them
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- Only rerun code if variables are no longer in memory or need updating
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- Don't rewrite or re-execute code unnecessarily:
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- Use previously computed results when available
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- Only rewrite code that needs modification
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- Indicate when you're using existing variables from previous steps
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- Run code after each significant change
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- Don't show code blocks without executing them
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- Verify results before proceeding
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- Keep code segments focused and manageable
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## Memory Management Guidelines
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- Track important variables and objects across steps
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- Clear large objects when they're no longer needed
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- Inform user about significant objects kept in memory
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- Consider memory impact when working with large datasets:
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- Avoid creating unnecessary copies of large data
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- Use inplace operations when appropriate
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- Clean up intermediate results that won't be needed later
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## Best Practices
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- Use descriptive variable names
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- Include comments for complex operations
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- Document any dependencies
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- Prefer base Python libraries when possible
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- Verify package availability before using
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- Leverage existing computations:
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- Check if required data is already in memory
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- Reference previous results instead of recomputing
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- Document which existing variables you're using
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Remember: Verification through execution is always better than assumption!
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