1.1: Markdown cells (10 points) • Create a markdown cell immediately below this one to serve as an introduction. . You c

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1.1: Markdown cells (10 points) • Create a markdown cell immediately below this one to serve as an introduction. . You can use the cell menu and cell Type option to insert a markdown cell below • You can also use keyboard shortcuts. These may vary a little bit across different operating systems, but generally the shortcut for inserting a cell below is esc to enable keyboard shortcuts, b to make a new cell below (b is for below, a would insert a cell above). Then esc to re-enable keyboard shortcuts, and then m to make the cell a markdown cell (and y would make it a code cell). If all of that seems to complicated, you'll get used to it and you can just use the cell cell type menu options. On many platforms, you can also use control M to enable keyboard shortcuts and then then the next key you hit will be the shortcut (so control followed by b would insert a cell below, for example). . Write a Level 3 heading with your name. .Below that create a bulleted list that states your major, your favorite color, and a hobby. Finally, write out the sentence: "I can learn to code and I will be excellent at it!" with the following formatting: the word "can" should be in bold . the word "excellent should be in italics . the word "code" should be a link to https://www.python.org.remember that inserting links follows the convention [link text to appear] in brackets, and then (actual link) in parentheses, so [Serences lab](https://serenceslab.ucsd.edu/) would be an example. 1.2: Code cells (5 points) Assign the string "hello notebook! to the variable msg . Print out the variable msg using the print function and run the cell. In [3]: # YOUR CODE HERE In [4]: assert msg 'hello notebook!"