Yes, classes created in Jupyter notebooks can be reused. Jupyter notebooks are code-based documents that allow you to store and share code, including classes. You can simply save the notebook containing the class as a .py file and import it into another project or notebook. Alternatively, you can copy and paste the class into another notebook or project. However, it is important to ensure that all dependencies and imports are also included in the new project or notebook in order for the class to work properly.
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