>>> a = 2

>>> # This cell is inserted later and would invalidate the saved b below, but

it's

... # marked as non-hashable, so it doesn't. The result illustrates one of the

... # dangers of this label. It's emphatically not the intended use of these.

... #no-hash#

...

... a = 8

... print(a)

8

>>> b = a + 5

───────────── Previous code cell not evaluated, loading b instead ──────────────

>>> print(b)

7