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I'm reading an interactive textbook "Kalman and Bayesian Filters in Python" and would like to mark where I left off when I go for a break. I have cloned the notebook and am running the notebook locally. My current method is to add a giant ####Bookmark heading to my current .ipynb file. Is there a better way?
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Ctrl-B for inserting tab character). However, Tab key still do autocompletion when cursor is not in the head of line. Was I miss something in that issue? Thanks!
The “%timeit” is a line magic command in which the code consists of a single line or should be written in the same line for measuring the execution time. In the “%timeit” command, the particular code is specified after the “%timeit” is separated by a space.
Why not just use a pair of Markdown cells?
Somewhere near the top:
Go to <a href=#bookmark>my bookmark</a>
Then in a cell near where you left off:
Left off here <a name='bookmark' />
(Closing the <a> tag with no content inside stops it looking like a hyperlink)
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