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Questions about the form and content of output returned by Mathematica for a given input or function application. This can include specific differences produced by older versions of Mathematica.
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Can I print to a different notebook? (within the context of the same kernel)
Please imagine a simple loop:
For[i=1,i<=100,i++,
Print[i];
];
We can ask Print[] to output $(1,2,3,4,...)$ to a different notebook (in the context of the same kernel)? …
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