August 2019
Intermediate to advanced
342 pages
9h 35m
English
A particularly interesting feature of notebooks is that behind each notebook hides a specific kernel. When we execute a cell containing Python code, that code is executed in the specific kernel of the notebook.
We can then select and assign a specific kernel to a single notebook, in case we have installed several different environments:

It is, in fact, possible to install not only different kernels for different versions of Python, but also kernels for other languages such as Java, C, R and Julia.
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