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Jupyter Notebook Cheatsheet

This document is a cheatsheet for using Markdown in Jupyter notebooks within the IBM Data Science Experience. It provides formatting guidelines for headings, emphasis, lists, colored note boxes, graphics, and links. The cheatsheet aims to help users create visually appealing and well-structured notebooks.

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Jupyter Notebook Cheatsheet

This document is a cheatsheet for using Markdown in Jupyter notebooks within the IBM Data Science Experience. It provides formatting guidelines for headings, emphasis, lists, colored note boxes, graphics, and links. The cheatsheet aims to help users create visually appealing and well-structured notebooks.

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CD IBM Data Science Experience Log In ‘Sign Up MENU Markdown for Jupyter notebooks cheatsheet (07 FEBRUARY 2017 Beautiful graphs in notebooks are great, but | want my explanatory text to look good too! ‘Somehow | can't remember all the Markdown lags, so | created this cheatsheet Gayieerdora sete Load the data The cor data is @ freely aveilable date aet on the Osta Science Experience howe rome: 1, Go to the [Gar nacformunce date hetps:/([Link]/exchenge/public/entry/view/ctieSbendaFéS41622004cR6202052) card en the Date Science Geperience home Fase 1. Click the Tink button 1, Mover above the ink button nact to the acceee hey to dSeplay 1 Goubleccitck the Link to select it, copy the line, and click Cle 4 Inthe cell telow, replace the *+LiM-TO-DATAY® sting in the read-cov() methed with the Tink snk Here's how to format Markdown cells in Jupyter notebooks in the IBM Data Science Experience. Headings: Use #s followed by a blank space for notebook titles and section headings: # tile major headings ###t subheadings ‘titi 4th level subheadings Emphasis *string* Use this code: Bold: __string__ or *#string** italic: _string_ or Mathematical symbols: Use this code: $ mathematical symbols $ Monospace font: surround text with a back single quotation mark. () Use monospace for fle path and fle names and for text users enter or message text users see. CD IBM Data Science E: Log In Sign Up Colors: Use this code: Text N markdown code works within a font tag, so review your colored text carefully! Indenting: Use a greater than sign ( > ) and then a space, then type the text. Everything is. indented ut til the next carriage return, Bullets: Use the dash sign ( - } with two spaces after it or a space, a dash, and a space ( - ), to create a circular bullet. To create a sub bullet, use a tab followed a dash and two spaces. You can also use an asterisk inst vad of a dash, and it works the same. Numbered lists: tart with 1. followed by a space, then it starts numbering for you. Start each line with some number and a period, then a space, Tab to indent to get subnumbering Colored note boxes: Use one of these div tags. Not all markdown code works within a div tag, so review your colored boxes careful
Tip: Use blue boxes for Tips and notes. If t's a note, you don't have to include the word “Note”.
Example: Use yellow boxes for examples that are not inside code cel or use for mathematical formulas if needed.
Up to yo : Use green boxes sparingly, and only for some specific purpose that the other boxes can't cover. For example, if you nave a lot of related content to link to, maybe you decide to use green boxes for related links from each section of a notebook.
Just don't: In general, just avoid the red boxes,
Graphics: You can use only graphics that are hosted on the web. You can't add captions for graphies at this time. Use this code: ‘Alt text that describes the graphic" titl Title Geometric shapes: Use this code with a decimal or hex reference number from here: UTF-8 Geometric shapes aitreference_number Horizontal lines: Use three asterisks: *#* CD IBM Data Science Experience Log In ‘Sign Up Make sure that the section_ID is unique within the notebook Use this code for the link and make sure to test all the links! [section title] (#section_1D) External links: Use this code and test alllinks! __[1ink text] ([Link] Inge Halilovic Share this post Content strategist for IBM Data Science Experience, ¥GoS 9 San Francisco, California Subscribe to IBM Data Science Experience Blog Get the latest posts delivered right to your inbox. fYour email address Subscribe or subscribe via RSS with Feedly! READ THI NEXT YOUMIGET ENO Connecting DSX - RStudio to on- Using GitHub for project control prem DB2 for z/OS database in DSX Tyas we might fit ricely CGD IBM Data Science Experience Log In Sign Up IBM Data Science Experience Blog © 2017 Proudly published with Ghost

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