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| − | If you wish to use Markdown, LaTeX, or another markup language to display text, code, equations, etc. in a nice way in Jupyter, open the <tt>Cell</tt> menu, click <tt>Cell Type</tt>, and finally click <tt>Markdown</tt>. | + | If you wish to use Markdown, LaTeX, or another markup language to display text, code, equations, etc. in a nice way in Jupyter, create a new notebook, open the <tt>Cell</tt> menu, click <tt>Cell Type</tt>, and finally click <tt>Markdown</tt>. |
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Latest revision as of 14:32, 18 November 2022
If you wish to use Markdown, LaTeX, or another markup language to display text, code, equations, etc. in a nice way in Jupyter, create a new notebook, open the Cell menu, click Cell Type, and finally click Markdown.
Tested and working 2022
