How to reset a Python, Scala, or R lab in Jupyter

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You can reset your lab as follows.

1. Open the recent files sidebar in the tool by clicking on the [>] button:



2. Expand the [>] twistie next to your lab notebook name. It should be at the top of the Recent Notebooks list:



3. Delete the notebook:



4. Reload the page in your browser

5. The next time you hit the Start Lab button, you should see a fresh lab



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