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[WSG24] Daily Study Group: Programming Proficiency

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A Wolfram U Daily Study Group previewing our upcoming Programming Proficiency course sequence begins on Monday, January 29, 2024. The study group will run for ten days through February 9, and each day will run from 11AM to noon CDT.

Join me, @Abrita Chakravarty and a cohort of fellow enthusiasts to build a strong foundation for any and all sorts of Wolfram Language programming that you'll do in the future. We'll cover everything from syntax, definitions, and the underlying structure of expressions to efficient coding, working with various data structures, and even developing packages.

This study group will cover material from our Programming Fundamentals and Practical Programming courses, as well as provide attendees a first look at Programming and Development, the upcoming third and final course in the Programming Proficiency course sequence. Our intent is to provide a setting for this material which not only reaps the benefits of our Daily Study Groups'... well, group nature, but also spreads this material out over two weeks for those who cannot commit to the three-hour blocks required by these courses in their natural habitat.

This study groups aims to get you up and running with Wolfram Language, and as such no prior Wolfram Language or programming experience is necessary.

REGISTER HERE.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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POSTED BY: Arben Kalziqi
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Delicious!!! Once again a pedagogical Rosetta Stone. Thank you , Carl

POSTED BY: Carl Hahn

Let's see:

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EDIT: Really better just to use Coefficient. I don't like CoefficientList anymore; it's dead to me. So this is probably the most efficiently and extensibly you could write it?

Cases[yexp, 
 c___*Cos[arg_] /; 
  Abs@Total@Coefficient[arg, {ω1, ω2}] == 1]
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