Jump to: Command Mode (press Esc to enable), Edit Mode (press Enter to enable)
Enter | enter edit mode |
Shift+Enter | run cell, select below |
Ctrl+Enter | run cell |
Alt+Enter | run cell, insert below |
Y | to code |
M | to markdown |
R | to raw |
1 | to heading 1 |
2,3,4,5,6 | to heading 2,3,4,5,6 |
Up/K | select cell above |
Down/J | select cell below |
A/B | insert cell above/below |
X | cut selected cell |
C | copy selected cell |
Shift+V | paste cell above |
V | paste cell below Apache httpclient example. |
Z | undo last cell deletion |
D | delete selected cell |
Shift+M | merge cell below |
Ctrl+S | Save and Checkpoint |
L | toggle line numbers |
O | toggle output |
Shift+O | toggle output scrolling |
Esc | close pager |
H | show keyboard shortcut help dialog |
I | interrupt kernel |
0 | restart kernel |
Space | scroll down |
Shift+Space | scroll up |
Shift | ignore |
Now let’s see the details keyboard shortcuts for Jupyter Notebook. Change cell to markdown. R: change cell to raw. 1: change cell to heading 1. Now that you understand the difference between the command mode and edit mode you can use these keyword shortcuts to speed editing of the jupyter notebook. A add a new cell above the current one, b add a new cell below the current one, d + d (d pressed twice) deleting current cell, m change cell from code to markdown, y change cell from. Sometimes markdown doesn’t make line breaks when you want them. To force a linebreak, use the following code: Indenting Use the greater than sign followed by a space, for example: Text that will be indented when the Markdown is rendered. Any subsequent text is indented until the next carriage return. Beautiful graphs in notebooks are great, but I want my explanatory text to look good too! Somehow I can’t remember all the Markdown tags, so I created this cheatsheet. Headings: Use #s followed by a.
Tab | code completion or indent |
Shift+Tab | tooltip |
Ctrl+] | indent |
Ctrl+[ | dedent |
Ctrl+A | select all |
Ctrl+Z | undo |
Ctrl+Shift+Z | redo |
Ctrl+Y | redo |
Ctrl+Home | go to cell start |
Ctrl+Up | go to cell start |
Ctrl+End | go to cell end |
Ctrl+Down | go to cell end |
Ctrl+Left | go one word left |
Ctrl+Right | go one word right |
Ctrl+Backspace | delete word before |
Ctrl+Delete | delete word after |
Esc | command mode |
Ctrl+M | command mode |
Ctrl+Shift+minus | split cell |
Ctrl+S | Save and Checkpoint |
Up | move cursor up or previous cell |
Down | move cursor down or next cell |
Ctrl+/ | toggle comment on current or selected lines |
Jupyter Notebook Insert Cell Shortcut
Created by SarthakMenpara on 6/19/2017
0 Comments for 'Jupyter Notebook '
Jump to: Command Mode (press Esc to enable), Edit Mode (press Enter to enable)
Enter | enter edit mode |
Shift+Enter | run cell, select below |
Ctrl+Enter | run cell |
Alt+Enter | run cell, insert below |
Y | to code |
M | to markdown |
R | to raw |
1 | to heading 1 |
2,3,4,5,6 | to heading 2,3,4,5,6 |
Up/K | select cell above |
Down/J | select cell below |
A/B | insert cell above/below |
X | cut selected cell |
C | copy selected cell |
Shift+V | paste cell above |
V | paste cell below |
Z | undo last cell deletion |
D | delete selected cell |
Shift+M | merge cell below |
Ctrl+S | Save and Checkpoint |
L | toggle line numbers |
O | toggle output |
Shift+O | toggle output scrolling |
Esc | close pager |
H | show keyboard shortcut help dialog |
I | interrupt kernel |
0 | restart kernel |
Space | scroll down |
Shift+Space | scroll up |
Shift | ignore |
Tab | code completion or indent |
Shift+Tab | tooltip |
Ctrl+] | indent |
Ctrl+[ | dedent |
Ctrl+A | select all |
Ctrl+Z | undo |
Ctrl+Shift+Z | redo |
Ctrl+Y | redo |
Ctrl+Home | go to cell start |
Ctrl+Up | go to cell start |
Ctrl+End | go to cell end |
Ctrl+Down | go to cell end |
Ctrl+Left | go one word left |
Ctrl+Right | go one word right |
Ctrl+Backspace | delete word before |
Ctrl+Delete | delete word after |
Esc | command mode |
Ctrl+M | command mode |
Ctrl+Shift+minus | split cell |
Ctrl+S | Save and Checkpoint |
Up | move cursor up or previous cell |
Down | move cursor down or next cell |
Ctrl+/ | toggle comment on current or selected lines |
Created by SarthakMenpara on 6/19/2017
Jupyter Notebook Keyboard Shortcuts Pdf
0 Comments for 'Jupyter Notebook '