Sure! This code demonstrates various functions available in Streamlit, a Python library for creating interactive web applications. Here's a simple explanation for each line:
st.text('Follow For more content')`:
Displays fixed-width text in the Streamlit app.
st.markdown('_Markdown_')
Renders Markdown text, allowing you to format text with Markdown syntax.
st.caption('coderhariom on github')
Adds a caption to a section of the app, typically used to describe images or charts.
st.latex(r''' e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0 ''')
Renders LaTeX mathematical expressions.
st.write('Most objects')
Writes various objects (such as text, data frames, errors, functions, and keras models) to the Streamlit app.
st.write(['st', 'is <', 3])
Writes a list to the app, automatically inferring the appropriate display format.
st.title('Share your Coder friend')
Sets a title for the Streamlit app.
st.header('Coderhariom')
Creates a header section in the app.
st.subheader('My sub')
Adds a subheader within a section of the app.
st.code('for i in range(8): foo()')
Displays code snippets with syntax highlighting.
Additionally, there are comments with # symbols followed by *, indicating optional arguments for allowing HTML content to be displayed safely.