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> working with what I still think is one of, if not the, best language ever. Really? Mathematica is amazing and uncontested for symbolic algebra, but writing a
by opaque 9y ago
> working with what I still think is one of, if not the, best language ever.
Really? Mathematica is amazing and uncontested for symbolic algebra, but writing anything more than a notebook/paper is a nightmare. In built stuff is good, but functions you have to define yourself instantly become an incomprehensible mess of parentheses. Leaving aside the fact that it's a propriety language and the many flaws of its eponymous founder.
I long for the day SymPy or similar gets good enough that we can dispense with it.
- limeblack 9y agoI would agree the language can be confusing but they language isn't exactly propriety. There are open source implementations of it like mathics.net