What you'll build
Build a notebook that mixes markdown cells with code cells, so a stranger reading it understands what each block is doing and why.
Requirements
The must-do parts. If any are missing, we'll ask you to take another pass.
- Open a fresh Colab notebook named
pysprout-story. - Add at least three markdown cells with proper headings (use
#,##, and bullet lists). - Add at least three code cells in between the markdown — anything you like, even copying from the first Colab practice.
- End with a closing markdown cell that summarizes what the notebook does in two sentences.
Bonus, if you're feeling brave
- Bold one important sentence using
**bold**in a markdown cell. - Add a small table in markdown with three rows.
How we'll grade it
Four checks, four points. Three or above is passing — we'll ask you to revise anything we can't tick.
| Check | What we look for | Pt |
|---|---|---|
| It opens | Notebook loads from the shared link without errors. | 1 |
| Three markdown cells | At least three markdown cells use headings and a list. | 1 |
| Three code cells | Three code cells run and show output. | 1 |
| Reads like a story | Markdown actually explains what the code is doing, not just labels. | 1 |