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* b paste a new empty cell below the current cell | * b paste a new empty cell below the current cell | ||
* y change cell type to code | * y change cell type to code | ||
| − | * m change cell type to | + | * m change cell type to markdown |
* c copy cell | * c copy cell | ||
* v paste copied cell below current cell | * v paste copied cell below current cell | ||
* h show help | * h show help | ||
| + | * <esc> Leave cell context | ||
| + | * <enter> Enter cell context | ||
| + | * <shift><enter> Run cell code or render markdown. | ||
=Other tricks= | =Other tricks= | ||
Revision as of 11:18, 24 December 2019
The jupyter notebook is a great tool for experimenting with python code and document it in one go.
A notebook consists of cells that have Code or Markdown text in it.
Keyboard shortcuts
- dd delete cell
- a paste a new empty cell above the current cell
- b paste a new empty cell below the current cell
- y change cell type to code
- m change cell type to markdown
- c copy cell
- v paste copied cell below current cell
- h show help
- <esc> Leave cell context
- <enter> Enter cell context
- <shift><enter> Run cell code or render markdown.
Other tricks
To execute shell command start the cell with a !
E.g. to install a new module:
!pip install <modulename>
- Time a command with output
- time <commmand>
- Time a command running it 100000 times, no output
- %timeit <commmand>