Kernels in Lab.Computer

A kernel is the computational engine that runs your code in a notebook. When you write code and press Run, the kernel executes the instructions and returns results.

Key Points About Kernels

• Different languages: Choose from Python, Julia, R, Java, C++, and others.
• Memory: Kernels remember all variables and executed code during a session.
• Independent sessions: Each notebook runs its own kernel; work in one notebook does not affect another.
• Restart option: Restart the kernel to clear memory and start fresh if needed.

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Need to use R? Follow the setup guide:

• Create and use the R kernel