"Before we move on, one more piece of information about Jupyter notebooks in particular. If the last line of code in a code cell is a variable name, the Jupyter notebook, will print the contents of that varaible to your screen, without you having to put print() around it. We’ll use this a bunch throughout the book, so it’s worth noting now, even though we haven’t exactly covered what variables are…yet!"
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"Before we move on, one more piece of information about Jupyter notebooks in particular. If the last line of code in a code cell is a variable name, the Jupyter notebook, will print the contents of that variable to your screen, without you having to put print() around it. We’ll use this a bunch throughout the book, so it’s worth noting now, even though we haven’t exactly covered what variables are…yet!"
typo bolded below https://shanellis.github.io/pythonbook/content/01-intro/jupyter_notebooks.html#running-code last paragraph in this section
"Before we move on, one more piece of information about Jupyter notebooks in particular. If the last line of code in a code cell is a variable name, the Jupyter notebook, will print the contents of that varaible to your screen, without you having to put print() around it. We’ll use this a bunch throughout the book, so it’s worth noting now, even though we haven’t exactly covered what variables are…yet!"
corrected below to
"Before we move on, one more piece of information about Jupyter notebooks in particular. If the last line of code in a code cell is a variable name, the Jupyter notebook, will print the contents of that variable to your screen, without you having to put print() around it. We’ll use this a bunch throughout the book, so it’s worth noting now, even though we haven’t exactly covered what variables are…yet!"