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Strange Results for set of ODEs

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POSTED BY: Aris Kondylidis
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Dear Sean,

Thanks a million, I could have been staring at it for two lifetimes... I guess you're right, subscripts can be a pain after all; still thinking in terms of chemistry I guess...

Thanks again for taking the time, and for the advice!

POSTED BY: Aris Kondylidis

Special formatting, like summation symbols and subscripts are a double edged sword.

Programmers, who specialize in managing complexity and mantainability, do not use them. I usually don't recommend them for code. Subscripts especially encourage bad naming conventions for symbols and can be much trickier to work with than people realize.

POSTED BY: Sean Clarke
  1. Take your first cell, where you defined "odes" and highlight it.
  2. In the toolbar, navigate to "Cell" > "Convert To", and then click "Input Form"

Your code will look different. You should think of this as how your code "actually" looks.

Now, inside of your code you will see "TextCell[""]". This means you have an invisible TextCell accidentally inserted into your code. Get rid of it and then try rerunning your code. Does this help?

POSTED BY: Sean Clarke
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