# Use Cases ## Example Python Inside the Notebook file you can write normal python syntax and can use plotting libaries to visualize your data and show the insights. ![Sandbox Example Python](res/sandbox_example_python.png) ## Example Markdown Inside Notebooks its possible to write Markdown text. This allows the user and the lectures to write formatted text inside the code editor, to create and answer Assignments. | Markdown Syntax | Description | | ------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------- | | ** text ** | bold | | * text * | italic | | *** text *** | bold &italic | | # Heading 1 | Heading Level 1 | | ## Heading 2 | Heading Level 2 | | ### Heading 3 | Heading Level 3 | | 1. Listitem
2. Listitem
3. Listitem | Ordered List | | * Listitem 1
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* Listitem 3 | Unordered List (instead of * it can be +, - used) | | ```python
3x(`) | can be used to show embed python syntax with highlighting | The following picture shows the markdown syntax: ![Sandbox Markdown Unrendered](res/sandbox_example_md_unrendered.png) The following picture shows the rendered Markdown: ![Sandbox Markdown Unrendered](res/sanbox_example_md_rendered.png) if you need more or advanced syntax to format your text with markdown have a look [here](https://www.markdownguide.org) ## Example interactive dashboard The following example shows the use of a interactive dashboard. The User Interface, makes it possible to the enduser to experiment/interact more easily with the Notebook. ![Sandbox Architecture](res/sandbox_example_ui.png) ## Useful Links - [Example Notebooks](https://git.sandbox.iuk.hdm-stuttgart.de/grosse/notebook-examples) - [Cheat Sheet](res/cheatsheet.pdf)