a=1
print(a)

(['bob', 'about', 'Zoo', 'Credit'])

When you first get started in Evernote, you can probably get to what you need quickly. But as you start to add more notes, you may find that you don’t get around as fast as you used to. Scrolling, navigating, and searching—it all starts to take a little bit longer.

Thankfully, there’s a highly underrated feature that is here to help: note links.

A note link is exactly what it sounds like: a link that takes you from one note to another within Evernote. While this might not seem to be much of a game changer, this seemingly simple feature is actually a secret weapon to create structure and zoom around your notes.

We’ve rounded up everything you need to know about note links, from why they matter to how they work, and we’ll give you some ideas for using them. If you haven’t thought much of note links in the past (or even heard of them), it’s time to take a closer look.

Already a note links expert? Head straight to the good stuff—check out our public notebook that’s filled with ideas and examples of how to use them.

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• 面向对象编程

• 类的继承

• 类的特殊方法

• Python文件编程

• Python网络编程

• 函数式编程

• Python模块

  
  

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