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IPython (jupyter) vs Python (PyCharm) performance

Are there any performance difference between a code run on a IPython (Jupyter for example) and the same code run on “standard” Python (PyCharm for example)?

I’m working on a neural network for a project where I need some kind of presentation and Jupyter + IPython does the job, but i was wondering if there are any kind of differences in the performances between Python and IPython, since i need to train my network and I obviously prefer the faster method.

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Answer

According to this link

There shouldn’t be a difference between both of them if you are running a fresh run of the script. Although IPython has enhanced features compared to the normal python interpreter (I would be stuck with it).

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