This folder contains completed notebooks and other files used in the Real Python tutorial on using JupyterLab.
None of the files are mandatory to complete the tutorial. However, you may find them of use to continue your learning by experimenting more with them.
The easiest way to incorporate these files into JupyterLab is to copy them into their own Samples/ folder as instructed in the tutorial. You can then access them from JupyterLab's file browser when needed.
After creating and activating your virtual environment, installing the dependencies, and starting the JupyterLab server, you can load any file by double-clicking on it from the file browser in JupyterLab.
The howto-regex.pdf file is a PDF copy of an article published as part of the Python documentation. The PDF version itself was sourced from the FOSSIES open source archive.
The population data used in this article was sourced from the Worldometers free reference web site.
Information on the effects of the changes in the world's population was sourced in the free learning resources provided by the University of California.
All movie data was sourced from various Wikipedia articles: List of James Bond films, Dr. No, Pal Joey, and The Godfather.
Glasgow.jpg is a photograph of George Square in Glasgow. (C) Ian Eyre
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