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> Functions don't have variables, named variables, that's Python, not math[0]. No, Python named arguments are a good analogy for Leibnitz notation.
by tesdinger 3y ago
> Functions don't have variables, named variables, that's Python, not math[0].
No, Python named arguments are a good analogy for Leibnitz notation.
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- jnwatson 3y agoThe confusion is using the same namespace for argument slots and variables. It might have been clearer if, for example, Leibniz would have used Greek letters alpha and beta instead of x and y.