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Additional Tips and Tricks on Creating

Additional Tips and Tricks on Creating#

This notebook has examples on how to

  • Split cells so that two or more cells appear on the same slide

  • Change font size, colour, and style. More information is available here.

Splitting cells and Hiding Output (Not available this term)#

  • Enable the nbextensions Split Cells Notebook and Hide input

  • On jupyter.utoronto.ca open a jupyter notebook or refresh the page of an open notebook and you should see the following icon on the toolbar.

  • Select a cell that you would like to split (i.e, put on left-hand or right-hand part of the screen) then click Split Cell icon on the tool bar.

  • The examples below show how splitting cells can be combined with hiding code and Slide Type.

Change font colour#

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  • Look at the plot to the right. Notice that the code is hidden (currently not available).

Change font size#

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import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

data = np.random.normal(0,1,100)

plt.hist(data, color="green", edgecolor="black")
plt.xlabel('x')
plt.ylabel('Frequency')
plt.title('Important Plot');
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x = 10
important_msg = f'The value is {x}'
important_msg

'The value is 10'

Combine font size and colour#

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Font Style#

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Combine font size, colour, and style#

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