Jupyter Notebooks

Jupyter notebooks are a way to combine code, text, and images in a single document. They are a great way to share your work with others, and to keep a record of what you have done. They are also a great way to learn, as you can see the code and the results side by side.

Jupyter notebooks are made up of cells. Each cell can contain code, text, or images. You can run a cell by clicking on it and pressing Shift-Enter. When you run a cell, the code is executed, and the results are displayed below the cell. If the code produces any output, that output is displayed below the cell. If the code produces any plots, those plots are displayed below the cell. If the code produces any errors, those errors are displayed below the cell.

WOLF API can be used in Jupyter notebooks. You can use the wolfhece module to access the WOLF API. The wolfhece module and submodules provide a full interface to the WOLF API.