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Snowflake notebooks use the.ipynbfile extension, the standard format for Jupyter notebooks. This format stores executable code, markdown, metadata, and cell outputs in a structured JSON layout. Snowflake adopts this format to ensure compatibility with the broader Python ecosystem, thereby enabling seamless migration between Snowflake and external notebook environments.

The .ipynb structure allows mixed SQL and Python cells, visualizations, Streamlit components, documentation, and stepwise development within Snowsight. It supports reproducibility, collaboration, and integration with Snowpark and Cortex.

Incorrect formats:

.ipnbis a misspelling and invalid.

.sqlis used for SQL scripts only.

.txtcannot represent notebook metadata or cell structure.

Thus, .ipynb is the correct and only supported notebook format.

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The official Snowflake web interface is calledSnowsight. Snowsight is the modern, browser-based UI that enables SQL development, Python worksheets, dashboarding, visual exploration, and account monitoring. It replaces the classic UI and is now the default interface. Snowsight provides integrated capabilities such as notebooks, data loading interfaces, dashboards, role and warehouse management, and visual query history. Other options like Snowsite, SnowGUI, and SnowView are not valid Snowflake product names.

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Snowsight provides adrag-and-dropinterface for uploading data from a local machine into an internal stage. This is done via: Data → Add Data → Load Files into a Stage. Users can upload multiple files and choose the destination stage. This convenient UI eliminates the need for command-line tools such as SnowSQL. Snowsight supports both local file uploads and cloud storage references, not just cloud sources.

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CREATE STAGE is the correct Snowflake DDL command for creating a named internal stage. Stages hold files for loading/unloading. The command defaults to internal storage unless external parameters are provided.

Other options are not valid Snowflake syntax.

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