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Concept

Persistent kernel

A persistent kernel is a language interpreter process that stays alive across multiple code submissions, keeping all variables, imports, and loaded state in memory between them. If you have used a Jupyter notebook, you already know the model: you import numpy as np in one…

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Persistent kernel, explained · Fig. 1