Project Jupyter is a platform that provides an interactive computing environment, enabling developers to create and share documents that contain code, equations, visualizations, and narrative text in a web-based interface. The flagship product, the Jupyter Notebook, allows users to run code in segments, saving the state at each segment so they don't have to reload a dataset every time they want to try something different. This structure provides a natural way to break down complex problems into manageable, modular components, making it easier to debug and make changes to programming logic. JupyterLab is an extensible environment that builds upon the key features of Jupyter Notebooks, introducing a more modular and extensible architecture with customizable extensions that add new features and functionality. The platform has gained popularity in education settings due to its flexibility and interactivity, making it a useful tool for developers and data scientists alike.