Jupyter notebootk Support (.ipynb format)

syntax
teedoc
jupyter

This article is written by jupyter (.ipynb format), the source document, please click on the upper right corner Edit this page to view

Article information block

The first block can describe the page, which has the same syntax as markdown, and will not be rendered to the page, as follows:

---

title: Jupyter notebootk Support (.ipynb format)
keywords: teedoc, Jupyter, notebook, ipynb, generate website, generate website
tags: syntax, teedoc, jupyter
desc: Use jupyter notebook syntax to write ipynb file，and automatically generate HTML pages

---

Use these keys to set article information:

title: the title of the article
keywords: Keywords, multiple keywords are separated by English commas,, will be added to the header of html, which is convenient for search engines to crawl, and will not be displayed on the page
desc: page description, which will be added to the header of html for easy crawling by search engines
tags: article tags, will be displayed on the page
id: page id, will be added to the html tag, such as <html id="zh_readme">...</html>, it can be left unset, it will overwrite config.json Settings in
class: page class, multiple separated by English comma,, you can not set it, it will overwrite the setting in config.json. For example, you can set the css style of a specific page by setting this value

Markdown syntax (this is the second level heading)

Three-level heading

Four-level heading

Same as Markdown page, see Markdown Syntax page for details

Three-level heading 2

Four-level heading 2

Link

Relative path, index.html file: ../README.md, it will be automatically converted to index.html

Relative path,.html file: ./syntax_markdown.md, which will be converted into a link at the end of the document .html

Absolute path, http file: https://. . . /beginner.ipynb, the original link, will not be modified

Relative path,.html file: ./syntax_jupyter.ipynb, which will be converted into a link at the end of the document .html

Picture

Code

The following is the python code, which can contain the execution result. Use jupyter or jupyterlab or vscode locally to execute the code and save it

In [1]:

print("hello")

hello

In [3]:

print("world\nworld")

world
world

Code output display picture

The image of the code output will be integrated in the page:

In [1]:

from PIL import Image
img = Image.open("../assets/images/logo.png")
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
print("image")
plt.figure()
plt.imshow(img)
plt.show()
print("image")

image

image

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