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Help and Shortcuts for Jupyter Editor
Jupyter: Modes & Cell Types | 2 Jupyter Modes | | Edition Mode | [Intro] to Edition mode | | Command Mode | [Esc] to Command Mode | | 3 Cell Types | | Markdown texts or formats | | Raw text, no format | | Program code e.g. Python, grey cell, In[n] before | |
Command Mode [ESC] key↩ | Go to Edition Mode | ⌃ ↩
[ctrl] ↩ | Run Cell | ⇧ ↩ | Run Cell, Select Cell Under | ⌥↩
[alt]↩ | Run Cell, Insert Cell Below | m | Markdown Cell | y | Code Cell | r | Raw Cell | 1 | Header 1 | 2 | Header 2, and so on.. 3,4,5,6 | ↑ / ↓ | Select before / after cell | k / m | Select before / after cell | a / b | Insert cell below / under | x | Cut Cell | c | Copy Cell | v | Paste Cell Under | ⇧ v | Paste Cell Below | d d | Erase Cell | s / ⌘ S | Save and Checkpoint | L | Toggle Cell Numbers | o | Toggle Outputs | h | Show Help | ␣ / ⇧␣ | Scroll Screen Down / Up |
Mac / Windows Keyboards Equivalences Mac | Windows | Mac | Windows | ⌘ | | [ctrl] | Control / ⌃ | ⌥ | Option / [alt] | ⇧ | [Shift] | ↩ | Enter / Return | ↩ | [Intro] | ⇥ | Tabulation/ [Tab] | ␣ | [Space] | ⌘ | [ctrl] Control ⌃ |
Note: The shortcuts may differ depending on your system configuration. Command History Shorcuts[Ctrl] p or | Access previous command in history | [Ctrl] n or | Access next command in history | [Ctrl] r | Reverse-search through command history |
Miscellaneous Shortcuts[Ctrl] L | Clear terminal screen | [Ctrl] C | Interrupt current Python comman | [Ctrl] D | Exit IPython session |
| | Edition Mode [Enter] / doble click Mac | Windows | Keys, Meaning | [Esc] | [Esc] | Command Mode | ⌘ m | [ctrl] m | Command Mode | Indentation | ⇥ | [tab] | Indent , Complete Code | ⇧ ⇥ | ⇧ [tab] | Outdent | ⌘ ] | [ctrl] ] | Indent | ⌘ [ | [ctrl] [ | Outdent | Navigation Shorcuts inside cell | ⌥ ← | [alt] ← | 1 word to left | ⌥ → | [alt] → | 1 word to right | ⌥ ⌫ | [alt] ⌫ | Erase left word | ⌥ ⌦ | [alt] ⌦ | Erase right word | ⌘ a | [ctrl] a | begining of line | ⌘ e | [ctrl] e | end of line | Cells | ↑ / ↓ | ↑ / ↓ | Cell Below / Cell Under | ⌘ ↑ | [ctrl] ↑ | To First Cell | ⌘ ↓ | [ctrl] ↓ | To Last cell | ⌃⇧ | [ctrl] ⇧ | Split Cell | ⌘ a | [ctrl] a | Select All | ⌘ z | [ctrl] z | Undo | ⌘ y | [ctrl] y | Redo, as [ctrl]⇧z | Text Entry | ⌘ d | [ctrl] d | Erase next character | ⌘ k | [ctrl] k | Cut text until end of line | ⌘ u | [ctrl] u | Cut text until end of line | ⌘ y | [ctrl] y | Paste | ⌘ t | [ctrl] t | abba Transpose previous two characters |
MarkdownHeadings | Use # followed by a blank space for notebook titles and section headings: | # title | title (<h1> tag) | ## major headings | ## major headings (<h2> tag) | ### subheadings | ## subheadings (<h3> tag), and so on | Font Formats | Text between symbol | ** | Bold | * | Italic | Mathematical Symbols | $x=y$ | x=y | Line Break | <br> | Colors | <font color=blue|red|green|pink|yellow>text</font> | Indenting | > text (remember the space) | Bullets | - | Numbered lists | 1. (start) | Colored note boxes | end with </div> | <div class="alert alert-block alert-info"> | <div class="alert alert-block alert-warning"> | <div class="alert alert-block alert-success"> | Graphics | <img src="url.gif" alt="Text that describes the graphic" title="Title text" /> | Geometric shapes | Use this code with a decimal or hex reference number from: UTF-8 Geometric shapes &#reference_number | <p>I will display ►</p> | Horizontal lines: Use 3 asterisks | Internal links | <a id="section_ID"></a> | Use this code for the link and make sure to test all the links! [section title](#section_ID) | External links | __[link text](http://url)__ |
See: IBM Data Science Experience |
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