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Questions about Mathematica's functional programming style, including the use of pure functions (Function[], #, &) and functions such as Map, Apply, Nest, and Through.
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Seeking for a general method to turn the term(s) in a formula into a list [closed]
If we want to make arbitary formula into a List, for example, input (1+a^3) and we want the output data to be {1,a^3}, we can use List@@(expr). However when input data becomes a^3, we need to change t …
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