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Re: Programing in MATHEMATICA

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  • Subject: [mg39566] Re: [mg39534] Programing in MATHEMATICA
  • From: "Y.A.Tesiram" <yas at pcomm.hfi.unimelb.edu.au>
  • Date: Sun, 23 Feb 2003 05:01:06 -0500 (EST)
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Jayaram ji,
Section 1.7 -- contains a small description on functions and programs.
Section 2.6 -- goes through modularity and a short indroduction to
Packages. You probably want to make a package rather than evaluate a whole
notebook when you open it. But you can do this by setting the property of
each cell to that of an Initialisation Cell. In the menu bar look under
Cell->Cell Propeties.
Section 2.12 -- shows you how to communicate with other programs.

It is all in the book and it is also available on-line under help. There
are plenty of examples. And there is a book by Roman Maeder called
Programming In Mathhematica. You can find the table of contents of this
book under Help->AddOns->Extras->Programming in Mathematica. All the
packages from this book can be found under
$PATH_TO_MATHEMATICA/AddOns/ExtraPackages/ProgrammingInMathematica
where, $PATH_TO_MATHEMATICA can be
/usr/local/bin  (Unix, Linux etc)
/Applications  (Macs)


Best Regards
Yas



On Sat, 22 Feb 2003, KY Jayaram wrote:

> From: K Y JAYARAM
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>
> I am a  user of MATHEMATICA , can somebody help me
> with information regarding "Programing in
> MATHEMATICA".Does MATHEMATICA have programing
> structures like asubroutine of FORTRAN or functions of
> C language? I looked the entire MATHEMATICA BOOK
> version 4 and found no mention about these things.
>   Also Iwould like to know how to execute a Wole
> notebook when it is opened.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
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