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| I'm not sure where I got the idea that: ClearAll["Global*`"] should work but somehow I did get that idea: What works: ClearAll["Global`*"] |
| Today the V11 installation file WolframProgrammingLab_11.0.0_WIN.zip appeared within "My Account.Windows". It installed without any problem and uninstalled the former 10.4.1-Version after asking to do so. Thanks to everybody! |
| Fortran is easier than doing that with Mathematica. I can see why several people said to study the commands of Mathematica vs. the old fashion way. Thanks Jake |
| Thank you very much for your help Jake |
| I got lost with what you posted. |
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| Thanks David, That is very helpful indeed. I like the idea of building up the function in a notebook, and then collapsing it into code. It is interesting that you use mapping the function on a file as the example. Because, I was trying to do... |
| OK, thank you. The other variables are meant to stay as that such that I can interpret their coefficients as their respective effects on the variable they represent. Yinka |
| Your answer also helped me. Jake |
| I am trying to use the book style sheet in V10 of Mathematica. When ever I bring up Title and try to put in a letter the program switches to a different type of cell. I keep trying and trying different cells and I keep different types of cells, I... |