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| nosetestPath | `"nosetests"` | Path to Nose. Use a full path if PyTest is located outside the current environment. | [Unit testing](/docs/python/unit-testing.md) |
| nosetestArgs | `[]` | Arguments to pass to Nose, with each argument specified as an item in the array. | [Unit testing](/docs/python/unit-testing.md) |

## Jupyter settings (deprecated)

These settings are deprecated; for Jupyter support, we recommend the "Jupyter" extension from Don Jayamanne.

| Setting | Default | Description |
| --- | --- | --- |
| python.promptToInstallJupyter | `true` | Display prompt to install Jupyter. |
| python.jupyter.appendResults | `true` | Specifies whether to append the results to results window. When false, results are cleared with each run. |
| python.jupyter.defaultKernel | `""` | Default kernel, defaulting to the first available kernel. |
| python.jupyter.startupCode | `["%matplotlib inline"]` | The source code to run when the kernel starts, where each item in the array is a separate line of source code. |

## Next steps

- [Python environments](/docs/python/environments.md) - Control which Python interpreter is used for editing and debugging.
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