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Typically, you would use a good IDE that autocompletes syntax for you, displays contextual docs for standard functions, etc. Good tools will make you much more
by WiseWeasel 11y ago
Typically, you would use a good IDE that autocompletes syntax for you, displays contextual docs for standard functions, etc. Good tools will make you much more productive, and let you worry about architecture rather than syntax. You might have to spend a little depending on the platform, but that investment is typically well rewarded.
I can't speak to the best tools for Maple, but hopefully someone can offer a suggestion.