How to view a Python class docstrings using jupyter notebook?

jupyter-notebook docstring

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For the current version of Jupyter notebook, you can hit Shift-Tab to bring up the signature and docstring of the class. This question is highly related to these other questions (so I'll flag this as a duplicate).

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Updated on July 09, 2022

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CiaranWelsh almost 2 years

In the spyder IDE it is possible to press ctrl+i when instantiating a class to bring up the docstrings associated with that class. Is there a similar feature in jupyter notebook?

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