Chapter 3: Programming in Mathematica
www.cs.purdue.edu › homes › enhProgramming in Mathematica A program (code) is a sequence of instructions to solve some problem. In Mathematica, we input each instruction and press the “return” key. After all instructions are typed in, we press the “enter” key to execute the sequence. Individual instructions in the code can be assignment statements, iteration
Beginner's Guide to Mathematica
web.pa.msu.edu › people › duxburyBasically when defining a function you are defining an operation that can be applied to different objects in Mathematica. In defining a function, you have to remember two basic syntax rules: you have a _ after each variable in brackets, and you have a : before the equals sign: F [x_]:= x^2 g [r_,s_]:= r^2 (s-2) Lists: