What objects can Jupyter manipulate?

If we started one of the notebooks (it would automatically be selected in the Jupyter object list) and now looked at the pulldown of actions against the objects selected we would see a display like the following:

We see that the menu action has changed to Rename, as that is the most likely action to be taken on one file and we have an icon to delete the project as well (the trashcan icon).

The item count is now 1 (we have one object selected in the list), the icon for the one item is a filled in blue square (denoting that it is a running project), and a familiar Home icon to bring us back to the Jupyter home page display in the previous screenshot.

The object's menu has choices for:

• Folders: select the folders available
• All Notebooks: select the Jupyter Notebooks
• Running: select the running Jupyter Notebooks
• Files: select the files in the directory

If we scroll down in the object display, we see a little different information in the list of objects available. Each of the objects listed has a type (denoted by the icon shape associated) and a name assigned by the user when it was created.

Each of the objects is a Jupyter project that can be accessed, shared, and moved on its own. Every project has a full name, as entered by the user creating the project, and an icon that portrays this entry as a project. We will see other Jupyter icons corresponding to other project components, as follows: