Using a Code Cell

Write & Run Code in a Notebook.

Check out the given walk-through on how to use a Code Cell under a Notebook.

Using a code cell under a Notebook

You can write and execute code using the Notebook interface. This section covers the steps to write and run a sample code in the Code cell of the BDB DSL Notebook.

Please Note: A Code cell gets added by default while creating a new Notebook.

• Create a new Notebook and open it.

• A cell to write and execute code opens under the selected Notebook by default.

By default a Code gets added to a new Notebook

• Write code inside the cell.

• Click the Run cell icon to run the code.

Use the Code cell to write a code

Please Note: The Code cells also get code from the selected Notebook operations by using the right-side panel and selecting a specific option. E.g., the following image displays how the code for an available Dataset gets inserted while selecting the dataset.

• The Run cell button gets changed into the Interrupt cell icon while running the code.

• Another code cell gets added below (as shown in the following image).

While running the first cell one more cell gets added

• Once the code has run successfully a checkmark appears below the Run cell icon.

When code gets run successfully

• Click the Save icon provided for the Notebook.

• A notification message appears to indicate the completion of the action.

Saving a Notebook

• The Notebook status gets changed as saved and the new updates get saved in it.

For a saved Notebook Status gets changed as Saved

Please Note:

• The +Code and +Markdown options provided at the bottom of a cell inserts a new cell after the given code/ Markdown cell.

• While the Code and Markdown options provided under the Code section of the Task Bar adds a new cell before the given code/Markdown cell.

• Refer the Data Science Lab Quick Start Flow page to get an overview of the Data Science Lab module in nutshell. Click here to get redirected to the quick start flow page.

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