People tend to underestimate the extent of Mathematica's libraries. Take for example process control [1]. Not only does Mathematica have a pretty thorough set

People tend to underestimate the extent of Mathematica's libraries. Take for example process control [1]. Not only does Mathematica have a pretty thorough set of functions for solving process control problems, it works with both linear and non-linear systems, and can find symbolic solutions. When I search for python equivalents, I find abandoned or incomplete-looking projects that are much more limited in scope (e.g. linear systems only) and trying to just provide some of Matlab's functionality (i.e. no symbolic analysis) [1] https://reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/ControlSystems.html https://reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/ControlSystems....