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Writing and formatting - ( Markdown in Jupyter )

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Syntax

Markdown is a lightweight markup language with simple syntax. To create a markdown cell in Jupyter, follow these steps:

  1. In Jupyter, create a new cell and select "Markdown" from the cell type drop-down menu.
  2. Write your markdown content using the markdown syntax.
  3. To render the markdown content, either press "Shift + Enter" or click the "Run" button.

Example

# This is a heading

This is a paragraph.

- This is a bullet list item.
- This is another bullet list item.

**Bold text.**

*Italicized text.*

Output

This is a heading

This is a paragraph.

  • This is a bullet list item.
  • This is another bullet list item.

Bold text.

Italicized text.

Explanation

Markdown is a lightweight markup language that allows you to write formatted text using simple syntax. In Jupyter, you can create markdown cells to write explanatory text, documentation, and instructions.

In the example above, we see a few examples of markdown syntax. The first line uses a single hash symbol (#) to create a heading. The following lines are regular paragraphs, and the bullet list items are created using a dash (-) at the beginning of each line. The bold and italicized text are created using double underscores (_) and single underscores () respectively.

Use

Markdown is a simple and effective way to write formatted text in Jupyter notebooks. It allows you to create headings, formatting, hyperlinks, bullet lists, numbered lists, tables, and much more, with just a few simple syntax rules.

Important Points

  • Markdown is a lightweight markup language with simple syntax
  • In Jupyter, you can create markdown cells to write formatted text
  • Markdown allows you to create headings, formatting, hyperlinks, bullet lists, numbered lists, tables, and more
  • Markdown is a widely used text formatting language in many other applications and tools

Summary

In conclusion, markdown is a simple and convenient way to write formatted text in Jupyter notebooks. You can use markdown to create headings, formatting, hyperlinks, bullet lists, numbered lists, tables, and much more. Markdown is widely used in many other applications and tools, making it a valuable skill to learn.

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