Effective PyCharm 2025 Transcripts
Chapter: Jupyter Notebooks
Lecture: Markdown as Table of Contents and Navigation
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Let's do one more thing. This is a pretty simple notebook, right? It's not entirely short, but there's not a lot going on here.
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And for sort of saving stuff, you might even do it like this, where you don't show that big bit. Then it makes it actually quite a bit shorter.
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So maybe though we have a big one and I want to know, I'd be able to move around it without doing command or control F
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to find stuff and hunting in that way. So when you are working in PyCharm, it uses the markdown headings.
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So here you can see we have like heading one, one hash. And here we have heading, let me in, heading two.
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This is heading three and then so on down here. If you go to this section, the structure and you click it, notice that we've got all of those things
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and we can jump around the notebook. Super cool. So if you put a little effort into thinking about the structure,
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the categories, how you describe stuff, it's useful for the people reading, but it also becomes very useful as a navigational table of contents
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that's automatically generated for you too. That's pretty awesome.