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Author: Varun Gandhi (vg266)

Function definition

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Function application

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List are defined using curly brackets { }.

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`Map` applies a given function element-wise to a list.

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Mathematical functions are automatically threaded over lists.

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`Apply` splits a list and feeds the elements to a function.

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`Transpose` flips a two-dimensional list like a matrix transpose.

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`Range` generates a range starting from 1 to M.

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`Array` applies a function to a range of values (= Range + Map)

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`Thread` “threads” a function over its argument lists.

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Some useful visualization functions include `Plot`, `ListPlot`, `ParametricPlot`, `Plot3D`,
`Manipulate` and `Animate` (there are a lot more).

MUST-READ: https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/18393/what-are-the-most-common-pitfalls-awaiting-new-users

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