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Beautify the text in Jupyter Notebook

All code and no legible description for the code will not convey a meaningful story to the audience…Here comes Markdown feature option in Jupyter Notebook to save the day….

What is the Markdown option in Jupyter Notebook ?

Markdown is a mark up language , superset of HTML which allows the user to integrate plain text, notations and code hence allowing the user to easily manage the workflow in a document…

Let’s deep dive into different ways in which you can use markdown

In order to implement Markdown in Jupyter Notebook user must select the option Markdown as shown in the snapshot below:

Using Markdown to give title to your Jupyter Notebook

In order to give title to your Jupyter Notebook we use the following syntax :

In the code below we use # sign followed by a blank space and then the respective title.

Execute the code and the user can see the title of the Jupyter Notebook as shown in the snapshot below:

After implementing the title lets see how we can implement major headings, subheadings and 4th level subheadings

The code below describes how to define the major heading which is Python history, subheadings which is Syntax and semantics and 4th level subheadings which are Indentation .

Execute the code and the user can see the different levels of headings in the Jupyter Notebook as shown in the snapshot below:

After implementing the different types of headings let’s see how we can change the type of text within every headings to italic and highlight few words within every text to black

In order to change the text within every different level of headings to Italic we use *text within every level of headings*

In order to highlight specific words within every text under different level of headings to Bold we use **words to be highlighted in bold**

Execute the code and the user can see how the text and specific words within every text under different level of subheadings have been changed to Italic and bold in the Jupyter Notebook as shown in the snapshot below:

Lets see how we can break down the text into separate lines under different level of subheadings

In order to breakdown the text into separate lines we use <br>text as shown in the code below:

Execute the code and the user can see how the text under different levels of subheadings have been split into different lines in the Jupyter Notebook as shown in the snapshot below:

Let’ s see how we can implement circled and numbered bullet points

In order to implement circled bullet points we use * followed by one or two blank spaces text

In order to implement numbered bullet points we use number. followed by one or two blank spaces text

Every bullet point must be on the same line as shown in the code below :

Execute the code and the user can see how the all the five lines of text have been bulleted or numbered in the Jupyter Notebook as shown in the snapshot below:

Let’s see how we can assign specific color to text

In order to assign the color blue to the text we use <font color=blue>text</font> as shown in the code below

We can see that how the text of all the bulleted points under Components of Python heading have been changed to blue after executing the code in the Jupyter Notebook as shown in the snapshot below:

Let’ s see how we can add the image of Python logo

In order to add image to the Jupyter Notebook we just need to drag the image from the local machine into the cell of the Jupyter Notebook as shown in the code below :

After executing the code we can see the python logo image added to the Jupyter Notebook as shown in the snapshot below:

Let’ see how we can add hyperlinks

In order to add hyperlinks we use the following syntax:

Where link text means the text in which you want the url name to look like

After executing the code we can see two links named Python history and Components of Python added in the Jupyter Notebook as shown in the snapshot below:

FINALLY LET’ S SEE HOW OUR FINAL MARK DOWN IN JUPYTER NOTEBOOK LOOKS LIKE :

HOPE YOU HAD A FUN TIME IMPLEMENTING THE SAME !!!!!!!!!!!

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