Jupyter Notebooks
AAAS24
June 11, 2023
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Description
The article intents to summarize useful applications and basic functions of Jupyter Notebooks.
TABLE OF CONTENT
Jupyter Notebook
Running Jupyter Notebook
As Described in this Website
| Command | Syntax |
|---|---|
| Start Jupyter | nohup jupyter-notebook --ip=123.123.123.123 --no-browser --port=8888 & |
| Verify if notebook is running | lsof nohup.out |
| Close Jupyter | ` killall –exact “jupyter-notebook”` |
| See running notebooks | jupyter notebook list |
Navigation with keyboard
| Command | Syntax |
|---|---|
| Delete Cell | D+D |
| Create one line Above | A |
| Create one line Below | B |
| Markdown cell | M |
| Convert Markdown to code cell | Y |
Slide presentation
You can use your Jupyter Notebook as slide by using Rise. Just downloaded and restart your jupyter notebook. Once enabled, the RISE Jupyter extension displays a new button (“Enter/Exit Live Reveal Slideshow”) in the toolbar, (can be also activated with Alt-r by default).
To stablish which cells go on the slides, you must
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Shortcuts:
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Alt-r Option-r, “Enter/Exit Live Reveal Slideshow” - SpaceBar to go forward
- Shift-SpaceBar to go backwards
- Shift-i®, Toggle slide
- Shift-b, Toggle subslide
- Shift-g, Toggle fragment
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Blogging
Using Quarto to create a direct render of your notebook
- Installing dependencies in MacOS
python3 -m pip install jupyter jupyterlab
python3 -m pip install matplotlib plotly
Now open file: python3 -m jupyter lab hello.ipynb
