examples/Builtin Extensions/Index.ipynb

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      "Back to the main [Index](../Index.ipynb)"
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      "IPython extensions allow custom magic commands to be shipped as standalone libraries. IPython includes a few extensions that define magic commands for working with code in other languages.\n",
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      "We are in the process of moving these builtin extensions to their parent projects (Cython, oct2py and rpy2). Once this happens this documentation will move as well.\n",
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      "* [Cython Magics](Cython Magics.ipynb): magics for compiling and running Cython code in a cell\n",
      "* [Octave Magic](Octave Magic.ipynb): magics for running Octave code in a cell\n",
      "* [R Magics](R Magics.ipynb): magics for running R code in a cell"
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