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truthfully, i have no idea. it's certainly unfortunate that these languages/environments are not widely usable. i don't know of a more powerful scratchpad tha
by tokipin 18y ago
truthfully, i have no idea. it's certainly unfortunate that these languages/environments are not widely usable. i don't know of a more powerful scratchpad than Mathematica
have you looked at R? it's an open source matlab. though i don't know what kind of database options it might have
- brent 18y agoR isn't "an open source matlab". R is an open source implementation of S-plus. If anything is the open source Matlab it is octave. However, I agree they can be used interchangeably for solving many problems.