Assume we are creating an application that allows multiple users to form groups and
write a story together concurrently. We have a single 'notebook'interface where all users
can type. We want to restrict changes to the notebook so that only one user can write at a
line. This is to prevent users who are typing at the same time from overwriting each
others' work.
Explain/how you would handle the problem of ensuring that only one user's input is
accepted at any given time. Use Pseudo code.
Would your algorithm work if we want to have the users connect peerho-peer, i.e. we
do not want a controlling server ung all users.
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Explanation:
Jupyter Notebook Documentation
Release 6.0.3
May 20, 2020
USER DOCUMENTATION
1 The Jupyter Notebook 3
2 User interface components 11
3 Notebook Examples 15
4 What to do when things go wrong 55
5 Changelog 57
6 Comms 87
7 Configuration Overview 89
8 Config file and command line options 91
9 Running a notebook server 105
10 Security in the Jupyter notebook server 113
11 Security in notebook documents 115
12 Configuring the notebook frontend 119
13 Distributing Jupyter Extensions as Python Packages 121
14 Extending the Notebook 129
15 Contributing to the Jupyter Notebook 145
16 Making a Notebook release 149
17 Developer FAQ 151
18 My Notebook 153
19 Other notebook 155
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