Python-Projects/notebook_intro.ipynb

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    "# Introduction to Jupyter (formerly known as IPython) Notebook"
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   "source": [
    "## 1) Click HERE only once (so the blue bar shows up on the left)"
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    "## 2) Use your arrow keys to move up and down"
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    "## 3) Stop on this row and press enter – notice you're now editing the row"
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    "## 4) Press shift + enter to execute the row"
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    "## 5) Now press B to create a new cell below the cursor – or A for above."
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    "## 6) Practice step 5 a few times"
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    "## 7) Press ESC and use your arrow keys to highlight one of the new empty cells you created"
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    "## 8)  Delete the empty cell by pressing d + d (be careful!)"
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    "## 9) Run the Python code below by highlighting the row and pressing shift + enter"
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      "good job!\n"
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    "print(\"good job!\")"
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    "A few notes:\n",
    "\n",
    "- Rows can contain many different languages, today we're just using Python\n",
    "- We can also use Markdown in cells and display pictures, web sites, etc\n",
    "- When in doubt, press ESC once to exit editing mode and use your arrows, A, B, dd, etc"
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    "## 10) Finally, go to File > Download as > Python (.py) to save this as a Python file"
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