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Is this a sign that I, a math major with interests in computer science and modeling, should buy Mathematica? I've heard A LOT about it in regards to modeling/programming and it sounds/looks like the software I've been looking for.
i don't use anything else (except Manim and sometimes python ~5% of the time, really) .. it's awesome, though i don't know how much it costs for non-students
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very easy and intuitive
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I'm still working on a bachelor's, so it'd be $165. Beats the $345 for hobbyists.
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you don't get it for free under your university?
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I've been using Mathematica since '82, when it was "SMP" and I got it via the Caltech physics dept. I use it for ordinary programming as well as for maths. I transcribe MMA code into Python when I must collaborate. Knowledge of MMA is rare. Python doesn't have "Manipulate" :)
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I now get MMA on an annual, corp. Premier Service License. Not at liberty to report price, but it's a bargain & orders of magnitude cheaper than supposed competitors (MMA's only real competitor is Python [free], and the other tools usually mentioned are not actually comparable).
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