Hi, I’ve tried downloading the jupyter notebooks but it doesn’t let me. Doesn’t even let me save a copy. Is it prohibited to download the jupyter notebooks?
HI, @arslankas . Try this:
- Open your assignment/lecture notebook.Click Menu
- Go to top left, “File → Open…”
- When the page opens, select the checkbox next to your assignment/lecture notebook name and then click “Shutdown”.
- When it shutdowns, select the checkbox next to your assignment/lecture notebook name and then click “Download”. I hope this help
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Hello @DhruvAwasthi ,
Welcome to the community!!
As per the community guidelines you are not supposed to post notebooks on Github.
Kindly go through the code of conduct : Code of Conduct
With regards,
Nilosree Sengupta
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Hello @arslankas ,
I had reported it to the team your issue.
I think it’s solved now.
Presently from my side I can see it’s working .
Can you kindly try again now.
Let me know if it’s resolved for your end too or you still can’t download.
With regards,
Nilosree Sengupta
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Thank you. That was perfect solution
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Thank you. The problem was that Notebook was running while I was trying to download it.
Using Jacques’ method solved it for me
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Hey @nilosreesengupta,
Using “File → Download as → Notebook” is still not working. The solution that is working is the one suggested by @Jacques_Asinyo. I guess the issue still persists. Additionally, it doesn’t allow me to save the current state of the notebooks, so when I download the notebooks, they get downloaded in their default state.
Cheers,
Elemento
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Hi @nilosreesengupta ,
I have the same experience as @Elemento, unable to save the current state of the notebook. Downloaded notebook is in the default state only.
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Oh I see! that’s a good way out suggested by @Jacques_Asinyo !
With regards,
Nilosree Sengupta
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If you want to convert your .ipynb file to .py:
- Use the provided Solution to download the notebook
- Open the notebook in VS Code
- Click on the … tab (next to the Outline tab) and choose Export
- Select Python Script as format
Hey @Mattias_Hallberg,
Welcome, and we are glad that you could become a part of our community 
There is no need to convert .ipynb notebook into a .py script manually. You can directly download the notebook from DLAI’s hosted server as a .py script. In order to do this, you can just go to “File → Download as → Python (.py)”. I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Elemento
Hi @Elemento
This is for the case when the normal download feature does not work.
It happened for several chapters in the training course “Building Systems with the ChatGPT API.”
Hey @Mattias_Hallberg,
Oh, I forgot about that issue. Thanks for sharing the work-around.
Cheers,
Elemento