2.3. Code Cells

You can write your Python code in code cells in your Notebook.

To create a code cell:

1. Click on the +Code button from the top right-hand-side notebook toolbar.

2. A code cell will be created. You can now start writing your Python code inside the code cell.

3. As before, to run the code cell, click on Play icon in the left gutter of the cell to get the output of the code displayed underneath the code cell.

Below is an example of how a code cell and its output after running the code cell will look in your Notebook.

Fig. 2.3 An example of a code cell in Jupyter Notebook and its output.

Exercise 2.3 (Exploring code cells)

Level:

Explore writing Python code in code cells. Write the code shown in Fig. 2.3, and execute it in a Jupyter Notebook. Name this file as notebook3.ipynb

Solution to ( 2.3

Link to Colab document.

2.3.1. Sharing

On Google Drive, if you go to the location where you have saved your notebook, you should be ble to see your Notebook file/s (.ipynb) in that folder. You can send the .ipynb file to someone or share it directly with others via Google Drive using the Share button at the top right-hand-side of the Colab document. You can also get a link from there and use the link to share it with your collaborators.

Exercise 2.4 (Explore how others do Notebooks)

Level:

This link contains different examples of Jupyter Notebooks for you to explore. Look into a few Notebooks and check the .ipynb files to see how others are displaying content in Notebooks.