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Kernel: Executes Wolfram Language code

Front End: Notebook interface for interactive workflows

Dynamic engine: Handles interactive visualizations and real-time updates

Data connectors: For external databases, files, and APIs

Parallel computation and cloud integration layers

Kernel evaluates Wolfram Language expressions

Front End Notebook renders input, output, and interactive elements

Dynamic engine handles real-time interface updates

Data connectors allow import/export and API interaction

Cloud interface enables execution and sharing online

Expression-based computation

Functional and modular scripting

Interactive notebook-centric development

Dynamic and event-driven visualization

Integration with cloud and external services

Financial modeling and algorithmic trading simulations

Engineering simulations and symbolic mathematics

Data science and machine learning pipelines

Scientific research notebooks for reproducibility

Educational interactive computational content

Unified symbolic, numerical, and graphical computation

Interactive and automated workflows via notebooks

Functional, procedural, and rule-based programming

Seamless integration with external systems and APIs

Dynamic visualization and cloud-ready architecture

Use compiled and parallelized functions for performance

Modularize scripts and packages

Optimize memory usage for large datasets

Leverage cloud computation for large workloads

Batch process multiple notebooks or datasets

Update scripts for new Mathematica/Wolfram Language versions

Validate notebook functionality after upgrades

Check compatibility of packages and external integrations

Test dynamic visualizations for correctness

Document changes for reproducibility