Jupyter

Jupyter is a popular open-source web-based computing application designed to allow anyone to run and code scientific applications in a web browser. It was originally developed by the scientist Fernando Perez in 2001 and is now actively developed and maintained by the Jupyter Project, a group of volunteers and staff responsible for the software’s development and support.

The application enables users to write and run code in many programming languages, including Python, Julia, R, and JavaScript as well as notebooks (a type of document that allows them to combine rich text, live code, interactive visualization, and narratives). Jupyter Notebooks are especially useful for creating reproducible data research, and they are often used in the fields of data science and machine learning.

Jupyter allows users to access their data for analysis on any device and from any browser, which makes it ideal for scientific collaboration. It also offers both a command line and graphical interface, making it easy to use for individuals with any level of experience. With additional security measures, such as secure authentication and authorization, Jupyter is suitable for over-the-air analysis.

Jupyter is a powerful, free tool for any individual, educator, or organization looking to explore and develop new insights in data science, machine learning, and other scientific programming tasks. it is being used by millions of people to help them further their research and propel their work.

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Jupyter, open-source, web-based computing, programming languages, Notebooks, data science, machine learning, command line, graphical interface, secure authentication, and authorization.