How to solve the issue of Jupyter not displaying output.

By default, Jupyter Notebook automatically displays the output of the last line of code. If a code block does not show any output, it could be due to either of these reasons and their solutions: 1. There is no output statement in the code block: Make sure your code block includes an output statement, such as the print() function. 2. The output is hidden: Sometimes Jupyter Notebook hides the output, which can be resolved by using two methods:

Adding a semicolon (;) at the end of a code line can prevent Jupyter Notebook from displaying the output.

– When using the display() function in Jupyter Notebook, it can force the display of results. If there are errors in the code block, Jupyter Notebook may not output any results. Check for syntax or logic errors and try to fix them. If the code block takes too long to run, Jupyter Notebook may stop executing and not display any results. You can try increasing the execution time limit or optimizing the code. If there are issues with the kernel of Jupyter Notebook preventing result output, try restarting the kernel or restarting Jupyter Notebook. If these methods do not solve the problem, check the version and configuration of Jupyter Notebook, and ensure there are no other abnormalities in your code.