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In our previous article, we covered the basics of launching Jupyter Notebook. Now, let’s move on to explore its features and some of the most commonly used keyboard shortcuts. Types of cells Jupyter Notebook relies heavily on the concept of cells. The 2 main types of cells are Code and Markdown. Apart from using the …
Introduction: What is .ipynb file? .ipynb stands for “Interactive Python Notebook”, the file format of Jupyter Notebook. One of the remarkable features is its cell-based interface. It allows users to see the output of each individual block of code. Therefore, it is simpler to trace the flow of execution, identify errors and debug issues by …
This post first appeared on Research Bridge on October 20, 2022. As a highly cross-disciplinary community, Digital Humanities (DH) brings digital methods to bear on traditional humanities scholarship, yet it is not intended to replace the traditional humanities. Rather, it creates new research methodology that allows humanities scholars to critically use big data in the …
