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| The following should work in cloud and desktop notebooks: ``` In[1]:= WolframAlpha["graph of x^2", "WolframParse"] Out[1]= HoldComplete[Plot[x^2, {x, -1.2, 1.2}]] ``` |
| The [Notebook Archive](https://notebookarchive.org/) could be a good place to start |
| This should do what you are asking, I don't have any idea how it affects performance. ``` Scan[ SetSystemOptions["CacheOptions" -> (# -> ("Cache" -> False))]&, Keys["CacheOptions" /. SystemOptions["CacheOptions"]] ] ``` |
| >Is there a way to use keyboard shortcuts to enter it? not that I am aware of >How would I add a superscript on the left? You could replace `Subscript` in that snippet with `Superscript` or `Subsuperscript`. Beyond that you do have to use... |
| I've not used it, so I can't speak to how well it works, but have a look at [DiscretionaryHyphen](https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/character/DiscretionaryHyphen.html) |
| > But I don't agree with our characterization that entities of type "t" > have two properties. By definition they do. Properties are defined for each semantic type defined in a given entity store. Your entity store has one semantic type with... |
| Perhaps running `PacletDataRebuild[]` and restarting Mathematica will fix the issue? If not, please contact customer support [here](https://www.wolfram.com/support/contact/?topic=Feedback) and be sure to include details like version number,... |
| I'm going to reply here, but I must insist that you NOT YELL AT ME the way that you have been yelling at the other poster in this thread. It is not polite. To enter a multivariable derivative in a mathematical form do the following: 1. type... |
| This looks like a bug to me, maybe the simplest incarnation would be ``` In[10]:= Quantity[Log[x Quantity[1, "Liters"]], "Kilometers"] / Quantity[1, "Meters"] Out[10]= 1000 (-3 Log[2] - 3 Log[5] + Log[x]) ``` Where did the "Liters" go? You... |
| >Using Get puts contexts on $ContextPath Using `Get` or `Needs` in the private portion of a package does not pollute the user's context path: ``` In[5]:= cpath = $ContextPath; In[6]:= Needs["PublisherID`PacletName`"]; In[7]:=... |