Underneath the header “Cell Types” you will find three different cells that each correspond to one type of cell. If you double click the jupiter notebook called “02-jupyter-notebook-interface.ipynb” that can be found in the file browser side tab you will be presented with a notebook that already has some cells filled in. If you “run” these cells nothing will happen.These cells treat everything inside them as raw text.When they are “run” they will format the text inside them based on jupyter markdown.Markdown cells treat everything typed inside them as markdown.
#Type inference python jupyter notebook code
When they are “run” they will run the code they find inside them.Code cells treat everything typed inside them as code.In Jupyter notebooks there are three primary types of cells:
A notebook is essentially just a collection of cells of different types. Cell TypesĬells are the base unit in Jupyter notebooks. For example if you type in some python code like print("This is a code cell") and then click the run button you will see the output appear beneath the cell. This blank cell is a code cell that you can type in. This notebook is blank except for a single cell. Once you click on on the Python 3 button under the notebook label you will be presented with a new screen which will look something like the image below (note that the image has been cropped to reduce space).