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The title

A very small introduction to the document, followed by a horizontal line...


And some comment.

A table of contents

1 Text and code 2 Tables and figures

Text and code

Some code will be explained in-line.

Other will be highlighted for better readability.

import pandas as import pd
data = pd.DataFrame(mydata)

And explained via external link.

Before the next section, get the chance to go back to the table of contents

Tables and figures

Tables are quite useful. They help me remember stuff, like git commands.

For example, here are my notes a git guide

Item Description
1 git pull - to update my local repository.
2 git add * - to add my new files to remote repository .
3 git commit -m "message" - to explain changes.
4 git push origin master - to change the master.

Adding an embedded image, say a pythocat: pythocat

Before the next section, get the chance to go back to the table of contents

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