Learn how to use Text Note for tutorial writing, navigation, documentation and for notebook structure explanation
Text Note is a dedicated cell specifically for annotations, observations, comments, or descriptive purposes in a notebook. It is purely textual and does not hold any executions.
The Text Note feature in a notebook allows you to write explanatory text, formulate theories, detail experimental processes, or just jot down their ideas directly within their data analysis workflow. It supports markdown language, which makes it possible to include resource links, images, tables, lists, and format text in different styles and sizes.
Use text notes for documenting the experimental process, decisions, assumptions, methodologies, and results for better transparency and reproducibility.
If creating a notebook to educate others (for example on a your way to calculate different metrics), you can use the Text Note cells to provide necessary explanations and instructions.
Using the Text Note you can maintain coherence by outlining the overarching structure and making clear where each part fits within the broader scheme.
The Text Note in a notebook can be instrumental as a structural guide or map to understand the overall flow and organization of a notebook. An explanatory text note at the beginning of the notebook can provide a brief overview of the arrangement and layout of the cells. It can help pinpoint the location of key analyses, results, and discussions within the notebook, helping readers navigate the notebook effectively and efficiently.
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