However lots of output can make the notebook look cluttered and more difficult to move around. So if you copy or move the notebook the output stays with the code. The output is associated with the cell that produced it and remains a part of the notebook.
When you run cells of code the output is displayed immediately below the cell. For more information about Markdown, check out these resources: You can use Markdown cells to insert formatted textual explanation and analysis into your notebook. Markdown is a markup language for formatting text, it has much of the power of HTML, but is specifically designed to be human-readable as well. From the cell menu item you can change the type of a cell from code to Markdown. Change cell typeīy default new cells are created as code cells. You can also use the + button on the toolbar to insert a new cell below. Get help for built-in functions and other aspects of Pythonįrom the insert menu item you can insert a new cell anywhere in the notebook either above or below the current cell. Specify parameters when using built-in functions Create different cell types and show/hide output in JupyterĬreate variables and assign values to them
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