Learning About Jupyter Shortcuts

Day 20 of #100DaysOfCode

I have learned about these shortcuts on Jupyter. These are used to ease the coding and make the development time shorter.

b: inserts a new cell below the one that is active right now. a: inserts an empty cell above active cell d: press twice to delete cell

When you run a cell, it will only run the code in that cell. The codes in the other cells will not be executed. To change that we have to go to the "Cell" menu on the top and select "Run All".

Autocompletion: If after dot you press "Tab", we can see all the attributes and methods in this object.

With the cursor on the name of the method, if we press shift and tab, we see a tool tip that describes the method.

We can also convert a line to comment by control slash on Windows.