Thanks for the pull request @incredibleray! Do you intend to cover multiple lessons with syntax.ipynb? If not, I would prefer if you rename this content to variable.ipynb since it's currently not covering anything else at the moment. Happy to hear your thoughts on the matter.

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Sam,

I forgot to drop a note here, this is a proof of concept, I am creating a small notebook file to see if you like this approach.

I think the file tab here does not really show the github rendering power, if you take a look at my forked repo here, you can see how it is rendered and also a link to open this notebook on colab and try it out right away without installing anything

Gotcha thanks for giving me the heads up. I like the rendering on GitHub. And trying it out on Colaboratory seems easy enough. Just noticed that Colaboratory has GitHub integration.

Have you considered converting Python files to Jupyter notebooks automatically? I found this resource on the APIs:

https://nbformat.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html#module-nbformat.v4

@incredibleray btw I just changed up my repository such that it has no more print statements. Then you can simply look at the assert statements and determine how to best visualize the content that way.

See #5 for more context.