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How to use markdown

Get help at Markdown Cheatsheet

Headers

Headers like the one above are made by using the # symbol. Each additional # moves down one level in the outline of your document.

Heading 1

Heading 2

Heading 3

Heading 4

Heading 5 (do you really have this many levels in your outline?)

Then to add text just type in the markdown file.

Emphasis

In order to make something italics you can use the * or _ before and after the statement

In order to make something bold you can use two asterisks ** or two underscores __ .

If you want to strikethrough something you can use two tildas ~~ before and after the statement.

Lists

Bullets

  • In order to make a bullet you can use the asterisk *
  • The dashed line also works (-)
  • as does the plus sign (+)

Numbered Lists

  1. First point
  2. Second point

Tables

Tables are cool
fun things go in them
like your lab reports

Make sure that you have the Markdown Table Editor package. To start a table you use the vertical line. Type your column headers in between and hit enter. Then in preview a table should appear and use can use the table editor to make the rest of your table and make it look nice.

Add a link to the course syllabus below.

#Latex Create an equation at codecogs Copy the Latex and paste it between $$ $$

$$Headloss=K\frac{V^{2}}{2g}$$ Type Control Shift x to toggle between displaying the Latex and the beautiful equation $$Headloss=K\frac{V^{2}}{2g}$$

Now find an equation in the lab manual. Right click on the equation and select Show math as - TeX Commands. Copy the equation and paste it below.

$$ANC = [HCO_3^-]+2[CO_3^{-2} ]+{[OH}^- ] - [H^+]$$

equation from Environmental Engineering Laboratory Research Textbook.

See how easy it will be to add equations to your reports!

Python

from aide_design.play import *
#Below are the items that were imported by the code above so that you know what abbreviations to use in your code.

# Third-party imports
#import numpy as np
#import pandas as pd
#import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
#import matplotlib

# AIDE imports
#import aide_design
#import aide_design.pipedatabase as pipe
#from aide_design.units import unit_registry as u
#from aide_design import physchem as pc
#import aide_design.expert_inputs as exp
#import aide_design.materials_database as mat
#import aide_design.utility as ut
#import aide_design.k_value_of_reductions_utility as k
#import aide_design.pipeline_utility as pipeline
#import warnings

You can find available functions by typing in the shortcut for the available libraries in a python code section. Type pipe. below the python introduction below and then select a function from the list. type help(pipe.) and select a function. Then press shift enter to execute that line of code and get help!

pipe

Multiple two variables with units.

V=1.85*u.mm/u.s
Runtime=60*u.hour
Height=(V*Runtime).to(u.m)
print(Height)