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i immediately tried e^(pi i) and is delightfully surprised that it works! not only the math supports complex numbers, it also allows functions however, somethi
by nathanh4903 3y ago
i immediately tried e^(pi i) and is delightfully surprised that it works! not only the math supports complex numbers, it also allows functions
however, something like f(x)= sin(x)/x, f(0) returns NaN.
Are there any plans to support derivatives, integration and summation?
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