# Practicing Jupyter

welcome_message = 'Hello, Jupyter'
first_cell = True

if first_cell == True:
    print(welcome_message)


result = 1200/5
second_cell = True

if second_cell == True:
    print(result)


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'''
Ctrl + Enter: run selected cell
Shift + Enter: run cell, select below
Alt + Enter: run cell, insert below
Up: select cell above
Down: select cell below
Enter: enter edit mode
A: insert cell above
B: insert cell below
D, D (press D twice): delete selected cell
Z: undo cell deletion
S: save and checkpoint
Y: convert to code cell
M: convert to Markdown cell (we'll talk about Markdown cells later in this lesson)
Some of the most useful keyboard shortcuts we can use in edit mode include the following:

Ctrl + Enter: run selected cell
Shift + Enter: run cell, select below
Alt + Enter: run cell, insert below
Up: move cursor up
Down: move cursor down
Esc: enter command mode
Ctrl + A: select all
Ctrl + Z: undo
Ctrl + Y: redo
Ctrl + S: save and checkpoint
Tab: indent or code completion
Shift + Tab: tooltip (for instance, if you press Shift + Tab while the cursor is within the parentheses of a built-in function, a tooltip with documentation will pop up)
'''
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