Create a cloud object that stores data between sessions.
Without a Name...
Create an unnamed cloud object that stores a 3D graphic of a sphere using
:
cloudObject = CloudPut[[image]]Retrieve the object with CloudGet:
CloudGet[cloudObject]- Clicking the link inside CloudObject opens a webpage that shows the Wolfram Language expression of the object it contains.
- CloudGet will accept any valid CloudObject or its URI or name as an argument.
- Working with cloud objects requires an active internet connection and authentication through the Wolfram Cloud.
With a Name...
Create a cloud object named “ball” using CloudPut:
CloudPut[[image], "ball"]Retrieve the object by name with CloudGet:
CloudGet["ball"]- Cloud object names are used to construct cloud URLs. To avoid problems in URLs with special characters, cloud object names should use standard alphanumeric characters (a–z, A–Z, 0–9).
- Clicking the link inside CloudObject opens a webpage that shows the Wolfram Language expression of the object it contains.
- CloudGet will accept any valid CloudObject or its URI or name as an argument.
- Working with cloud objects requires an active internet connection and authentication through the Wolfram Cloud.