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I dont find anything in the documentation about the possibility to re-use previous output, in jupyter notebook or in the prompt, so I will ask here: there is a command to reuse a previous output instead to avoid recompute it again?

By example, say that I compute a value of a function and I want to re-use again this result, there is a way to call for the oputput instead of re-computing it value again?

I dont find anything in the documentation about the possibility to re-use previous output, outputs, in jupyter notebook or in the prompt, so I will ask here: there is a command to reuse a previous output instead to avoid recompute it again?

By example, say that I compute a value of a function and I want to re-use again this result, there is a way to call for the oputput instead of re-computing it value again?

I dont find anything in the documentation about the possibility to re-use previous outputs, in jupyter notebook or in the prompt, so I will ask here: there is a command to reuse a previous output instead to avoid recompute it again?

By example, say that I compute a value of a function and I want to re-use again this result, there is a way to call for the oputput instead of re-computing it value again?again or set the value inside a variable?

I dont find anything in the documentation about the possibility to re-use previous outputs, in jupyter notebook or in the prompt, so I will ask here: there is a command to reuse a previous output instead to avoid recompute it again?

By example, say that I compute a value of a function and I want to re-use again this result, there is a way to call for the oputput instead of re-computing it value again or set assigning the value inside a variable?

I dont find anything in the documentation about the possibility to re-use previous outputs, in jupyter notebook or in the prompt, so I will ask here: there is a command to reuse a previous output instead to avoid recompute it again?

By example, say that I compute a value of a function and I want to re-use again this result, there is a way to call for the oputput instead of re-computing it value again or assigning pre-assigning the value inside to a variable?

I dont find anything in the documentation about the possibility to re-use previous outputs, in jupyter notebook or in the prompt, so I will ask here: there is a command to reuse a previous output instead to avoid recompute it again?

By example, say that I compute a value of a function and I want to re-use again this result, there is a way to call for the oputput instead of re-computing it value again or pre-assigning the value to a variable?variable? Of course a solution could be just copy-and-paste the output, by I want to know if there is a command to avoid also this manipulation.