Welcome to getting started with Zeppelin Notebooks.
Zeppelin Notebooks help you with all your analytics needs,
including data ingestion, data discovery,
data analytics, and data visualization and collaboration.
To get started with Zeppelin Notebooks on Data Scientist Workbench,
once you're on the main page,
just click on the Zeppelin Notebook button.
When the Zeppelin Welcome page opens,
you'll find a number of links on the left that work with the notebook.
The links on the right point to Zeppelin Documentation and the Community.
Let's begin by focusing on what can be done with notebooks.
First, to import a note,
just click the Import Note link.
By default, the name of the imported note is the same as the original note,
but you can override it by providing a new name.
To create a new note,
click the Create New Note link.
Use the generated name or type a new name and click Create Note.
When you do this,
a new empty Zeppelin Notebook displays.
Let's move on to note layout.
Each Zeppelin note is composed of one to end paragraphs.
The note can be viewed as a paragraph container.
Each paragraph consists of two sections.
Code Section is where you put your source code,
and Result Section is where you can see the result of the code execution.
On the top right corner of each paragraph,
there are some commands that will allow you to execute the paragraph code,
Hide/Show Code Section, Hide/Show Result Section or configure the paragraph.
To configure the paragraph,
just click on the gear icon.
From this dialog, you can,
in descending order, control paragraph with,
and since Zeppelin is using the grid system of Twitter Bootstrap,
each paragraph width can be changed from 1 to 12.
You can move the paragraph one level up,
move the paragraph one level down,
create a new paragraph, change paragraph title,
show/hide line number in the code section,