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Capitalization computer languages

Capitalize the first letter of the names of computer languages. [Pg.155]

Most of the Mathematica symbols are the same as those used in Excel or various computer programming languages such as BASIC except for the use of a blank space for multiplication. Excel and BASIC use only the asterisk for multiplication. In ordinary formulas, placing two symbols together without a space between them can stand for multiplication. In Mathematica, if you write xy, the software will think you mean a variable called xy, and not the product of x and y. However, you can write either 2x or 2 x for 2 times x, but not x2. It is probably best to use the asterisk ( ) for multiplication rather than a space in input statements. Watch for the use of the blank space in output statements. Complex arithmetic is done automatically, using the capital letter I for. Several constants are available by using symbols Pi, E, I, Infinity, and Degree stand for n,e,i =, oo, and... [Pg.71]

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