Thank you, sounds like sympy is the way to go!
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If you are trying to have your students develop a symbolic library by
themselves, programming something like n() would indeed be quite nontrivial,
since you have to use a specific numeric algorithm to find an arbitrary
precision approximation for any object that is in the library.
You could set
This is an off shoot of a discussion in sagecell, but it's not really
sagecell specific, so here ya go:
"Is there a way to implement something similar to numerical_approx() in
python, say with scipy or numpy?
My AP Calculus BC students are doing a post AP Exam final project related
to solving
Hi,
Sagemath has really lot of gifts, here is an example, it will be part of a
tutorial in french, with add of %%tutor (calysto) :
https://github.com/aishenri/sage/blob/master/pyfirmatajigsawsage.ipynb
https://github.com/aishenri/sage/blob/master/pyfirmatajigsawsage.ipynb
Enjoy,
HG
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Yo
What exactly do you mean by "pure" python? Which libraries are allowed? On what
platforms does it have to run?
As well, what data do you need to numerically approximate?
sorry for so many '?' :)
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