Introduction to Cells and Python programming

This video tutorial introduces Jupyter Notebook, explaining its components like cells and kernels. It guides viewers on running Python code within cells and highlights the importance of using comments for code readability. The tutorial also explores the Jupyter interface, focusing on menu options and their functionalities.

What is the role of a kernel in a Jupyter Notebook?

• It is a type of cell in the notebook.

• It is a file format for saving notebooks.

• It is a menu option in Jupyter.

• It is a program that runs your code.

How can you execute a cell in Jupyter Notebook?

• By closing the notebook.

• By clicking the save button.

• By pressing Ctrl + S.

• By selecting the cell and clicking the run button.

What do the square braces next to a cell indicate?

• The number of lines in the cell.

• The order in which the cells were run.

• The type of code in the cell.

• The size of the cell.

What is the purpose of comments in a program?

• To change the output of the program.

• To increase the file size.

• To make the code more readable for humans.

• To execute code faster.

How does a comment start in Python?

• With a dollar sign ($).

• With a hash character (#).

• With a semicolon (;).

• With a double slash (//).