Running and Quitting

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Anaconda Navigator landing page

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JupyterLab landing page

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JupyterLab Menu Bar

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JupyterLab Left Side Bar

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JupyterLab Main Work Area

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Example Jupyter Notebook

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Multi-panel JupyterLab

Variables and Assignment

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A line of Python code, print(atom_name[0]), demonstrates that using the zero index will output just the initial letter, in this case ‘h’ for helium.
A line of Python code, print(atom_name[0]), demonstrates that using the zero index will output just the initial letter, in this case ‘h’ for helium.

Data Types and Type Conversion

Built-in Functions and Help

Libraries

Reading Tabular Data into DataFrames

Pandas DataFrames

Plotting

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A line chart showing time (hr) relative to position (km), using the values provided in the code block above. By default, the plotted line is blue against a white background, and the axes have been scaled automatically to fit the range of the input data.

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Lists

For Loops

Conditionals

Looping Over Data Sets

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Writing Functions

Variable Scope

Programming Style

Wrap-Up

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