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wander95
wander95

Reputation: 1366

How do I get a newline in a Ipython output

Consider the following input in a IPython notebook:

mu = 39.95   
Z=1
Latex(r"Atomic Mass: $\quad \mu$= %0.5e Hz" %(mu))
Latex(r"Charge state: $\quad z$= %0.5e" %(Z))

My question has two parts.

(A) Missing output

From above source, Surprisingly I got the following result:

 Charge state:  z = 1.00000e+00

What happened to the first line (i.e the value of $mu$ was not printed)?

(B) Missing newline

I was however able to get the result using the following:

      Latex(r"Atomic Mass: $\quad \mu$= %0.5e Hz   " %(mu) + r"Charge state: $\quad z$= %0.5e" %(Z))

But now, I need a newline in the above. How does one do it?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 3332

Answers (1)

cel
cel

Reputation: 31339

By default the notebook only renders the last value obtained in a cell. Use IPython.display.display as an augmented print function to display several things:

from IPython.display import Latex, display

mu = 39.95   
Z=1
display(Latex(r"Atomic Mass: $\quad \mu$= %0.5e Hz" % mu))
display(Latex(r"Charge state: $\quad z$= %0.5e" % Z))

Upvotes: 1

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