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Are local and cloud definitions of built in functions compatible?

Posted 11 years ago
CloudDeploy[Column[{
   "Static date:",
   DateString[],
   Manipulate[   Column[{"Dynamic date:", DateString[], x}], {x, 0, 10, 1}]
   }]
 ]

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Static date is just a string sent to cloud, DateString[] in Manipulate has to be produced by Cloud.

Why are they different?

POSTED BY: Kuba Podkalicki
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Posted 11 years ago

There are a LOT of differences in the defaults between the two. It's very frustrating having to learn a new "dialect" after struggling to learn the language to begin with.

Is there a good place to find out the terms and hot keys I should use (in both MO & Mathematica) so I can lesson my learning curve? (That curve now looks like a parabola.)

Specifically, I am have gone back to school to become a high school math teacher for kids who were like me and didn't understand math. So now I have to go through a lot of courses and teach myself. Everything I am doing is academic and in the subjects of calc (pre through Calc III), Algebra, Geometry, Trig, and probably some probability and statistics. How can I easily find the command words to use to make everything work and save me an insane amount of computing time?

And how can I also make these things work on both desktop and online versions? (Trying to decide which to stick with.) An example of what I can't do online is using CTRL keys for radicals, exponents, fractions, etc. Included are what desktop allows me to do (easy to see if I make a mistake) and what online allows me to do (really hard to catch mistakes and is a waste of money when I can just use the Alpha app I already own). And yes, I had to search for quite some time to find "root" to be -I hope- the right term.

Thank you ... a LOT. Parker

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POSTED BY: Parker Adair

Kuba,
If i run $DateStringFormat in my desktop kernel i get

{"DateTimeShort"}

if i run CloudEvaluate[$DateStringFormat] i get

{"DayShort", " ", "MonthName", " ", "Year", " ", "Hour12Short", ":", "Minute", " ", "AMPMLowerCase"}

Is this an answer to your question?

Posted 11 years ago

Yes, thanks. Shouldn't default settings be consistent?

POSTED BY: Kuba Podkalicki
POSTED BY: Sean Clarke
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