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- | ====== Executing Julia code in a notebook ===== | ||
Our first concern is working with the live Julia code cells. I'll illustrate on the "Numbers, variables, and basic functions" notebook from the Hands-on Julia tutorial. You should start that notebook and follow along (see [[:gibson:teaching:fall-2016:math753:julia-notebooks]]). | Our first concern is working with the live Julia code cells. I'll illustrate on the "Numbers, variables, and basic functions" notebook from the Hands-on Julia tutorial. You should start that notebook and follow along (see [[:gibson:teaching:fall-2016:math753:julia-notebooks]]). | ||
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+ | ===== Execute and add new cell with alt-enter ===== | ||
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+ | When you want to execute a bunch of commands, it can get tedious to keep opening new cells. The "alt-enter" shortcut executes the current cell then immediately starts a new cell below. I've used "alt-enter" to compute a few powers of 10 as the notebook suggests. | ||
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