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Part I - Without package I have created a function to compute a bridge score. ...

I am trying to put all my functions in a single package and some of them do not work because of differentiation. Suppose I have the following package ...

I am developing an application in one part I am checking the if the functions are constant or not. I am using a couple of lines of code (it is possible that there is another way of doing it) but the ...

I have a .wl package and a demo .nb notebook. The package file is testPackage.wl and it ...

I'm trying to learn to reuse functions. I have created a .wl file with the following content. As I understand the last line without semicolon is the function output. Should each function have it's ...

I have developed a notebook of 30+ functions for Geometric Algebra, all of which involved using the symbol e with subscripts like Subscript[e,1]. I write them here as e1, e2, e3 ... for readability. ...

Here is a module which constructs essentially several functions in a chain [Phi], sct, ks, WE, G: ...

I am trying to create a package for other Mathematica programmers to use, but in doing so, I came across an interesting MMA problem which I cannot seem to figure out. The following code in .nb file ...

I have this pretty straight-forward function GetMinimum[function_, xmin_] := First[FindMinimum[{function, x>xmin}, x]] that works perfectly within a ...

Bug introduced in V6 and fixed in V11.3 The behavior indeed changed but now the documentation is clear about it. This code is inconsistent with the description from Power Programming with ...

I've been struggling on this problem for quite a while, but I still don't understand why Mathematica is unable to recognize a function definition where the rhs is an ...

I am trying to understand two of the answers to the question 114769 Package functions and symbolic calculations ...

On a Windows system I'm using the Rubi rule-based integration package by Albert Rich which defines function "Int" in addition to Mathematica's Integrate. In my ..\ProgramData\kernel\init.m I have: <...

I have a notebook containing (in a Code cell, Initialization Group) ...

This works fine when put in a notebook: TestFunction2[x_] := Column[{Head /@ x, Cases[x, _f], MatchQ[_f] /@ x}]; TestFunction2[{f[1, 2]}] and produces: ...