First post: embedding images in Jupyter style notebooks

Here are a few ways I know:

In a markdown cell

1. drag&drop from your computer:

   will create a ![]() , which will be prefilled with:

   ![Imagename.extention](attachement:Imagename.extention)

2. using the img icon to insert URL (on a Kaggle or google Colab notebook):

   will create the same ![]() , which you need to insert URL in ().

   URL MUST have image extension (jpg, png,…).

3. If you also need to edit image size (which isn’t possible with method 1 or 2 (or @ least IDK how!)), use either of these formats:

   <img src="attachment:imagename_from_method1.extension" width="???px">

   <img src="http://.../imagename_from_method2.extension" width="???px">

In a code cell

1. Os module (example from Kaggle kernel):

   import os
      
   from IPython.display import Image
        
   Image(filename="../input/yourdata/IMG_name.jpg", width= ???, height=???)