For the UI side, the best thing right now is the integral and
differentiation steps on SymPy Gamma. It would be better to spend time
making that better than to write some curses interface (I write this
as someone who spends probably 70% of his time in front of a text
terminal, so don't think that
Can somebody tell me what work has been done on this project and what kind
of implementations have been done ?
On Tuesday, January 28, 2014 10:24:08 PM UTC+5:30, RAJAT AGGARWAL wrote:
Hi
I was going through the GSoc 2014 Project Ideas Page, and i found an idea
about the step-by-step
What we have in the BASH - we already have in the Python for years. Use
something like pdb to debug the code.
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What i meant with BASH debug thing is for user who are looking for the step
wise solution of a problem, one like we do in out high school exams. and
not like the debug thing because user need not to debug code..
On Thursday, January 30, 2014 5:06:15 PM UTC+5:30, Sergey Kirpichev wrote:
What
Hi Rajat,
I completely understand what you are looking for and I was also looking
for some module like that in sympy. My application is to teach students
engineering mathematics.
I'd like a module that shows how sympy arrived at the final result . For
example, how it simplified the
