How to add , remove and select cells in jupyter notebook?
In order to add cells you need to know the answer of one question .
1.Adding Cells Markdown and Code
- Adding a Code Cell: In order to add a new cell under the current cell you can press ‘B’ while in command mode or click the “+” button in toolbar for adding new cell under the current cell.
- In order to add a new cell above the current cell you can press ‘A’ while in command mode or click ‘+’ button in toolbar for adding new cell above the current cell.
- Adding Markdown Cell: In order to add a new markdown below the current cell you can press ‘B’ and change cell to markdown pressing ‘M’.
In order to add a new markdown above the current cell you can press ‘A’ and change cell to markdown pressing ‘M’.
2.Removing Cells
Let’s learn how to remove the cells with following methods:
- First you need to select the cell click anywhere inside cell it will get selected .
- Now go in command mode pressing ‘Esc’ key . Now press D twice quickly . This will delete the cell . You can even use toolbar to delete the particular cell.
3.Select Cells
As for now we have learn you can select a cell by pressing anywhere inside it , but you can even select multiple cells, let’s see how?
- You can select single cell by pressing anywhere inside it.
- Selecting multiple cells: To select multiple cells consecutively hold down ‘Shift’ key and click on cells you want to select.
- Selecting All cells: Go in command mode pressing ‘Esc’ and press ‘Ctrl’+ ‘A’ it will select all cells in notebook .
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