12 questions linked to/from Where does a package have to be loaded?
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### How does Context work? [duplicate]

I thought when we type a symbol without specifying its Context, it will search all the Context in ...
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### What are the most common pitfalls awaiting new users?

As you may already know, Mathematica is a wonderful piece of software. However, it has a few characteristics that tend to confuse new (and sometimes not-so-new) users. That can be clearly seen from ...
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### Creating Mathematica packages

I'm building a package to help me write packages and their documentation. In this post I explained how to make a package and its documentation. In the answer I provided I describe how to build a very ...
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### How symbol lookup actually works

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 ...
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### What are the most common (usual) ways to make palettes with non-trivial functionality?

What are the best (most robust and most convenient) ways to create palettes that can be installed permanently (using Palettes -> Install Palette...) and are safe ...
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### FullForm with context for each symbol?

FullForm strips the context for any symbol that can be found on the Append[$ContextPath,$Context]: ...
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### How to automatically do a computation, Quit[], restart and do a new computation

Related questions have been asked before (eg Where does a package have to be loaded?, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6152023/quit-kernel-in-mathematica-by-a-command-not-using-evaluation-menu, ...
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### Begin[“Private”] vs Module

So, if you have a package formatted like so: ...
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### Context inside Do[…]-loop

Consider the following code: Begin["mycontext"]; myvar = 7; Print[Context[]]; Print[Context[myvar]]; End[]; with the output mycontext mycontext` Now ...
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### how to do an idiomatic qualified import in WL?

I want to import a package in a way that requires me to use the long names for package symbols, just as if I had created the context on the fly. What is the idiomatic way to do this?