I wonder how Jupyter Notebook works with builtins? Suppose, I want to
replace an internal function, for example input. But this only works within
the cell. Although directly in IPython everything is okey (not without
problems, but in general outside the cell the trick works). What's wrong
with Jupyter?
The code for the experiment:
import builtins
builtins.input = lambda prompt, *, _input=input: print('Hello world!') or
_input(prompt)
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