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Expression types

Type Description Input Example
Integer integer numbers 42
Rational rational numbers 13/17
Complex complex numbers 2+I*1/3
Real double values 0.5
Complex Real complex double values 0.5-I*0.25
Evaluation Precedence control precedence with (...) (a+b)*c
Lists comma separated list of elements which are surrounded by { ... } {a, b, c, d}
Vectors vectors are like list, but cannot contain sub-lists { ... } {1, 2, 3, 4}
Matrices a matrix contains the rows as sub-lists {{1, 2}, {3, 4}}
Associations comma separated list of rules which are surrounded by <| ... |> and create a dictionary or map <|a->x, b->y, ...|>
Predefined Functions predefined function names start with an upper case character and the arguments are enclosed by ( ... ) Sin(0), PrimeQ(13)
Predefined Constants predefined constant names start with an upper case character Degree, E, Pi, False, True, ...
User-defined variables identifiers which you would like to assign a value start with a $ character in the server environment $a=42
User-defined variables in the Symja console app user-defined variables can be defined without a preceding $ character a=42
User-defined rules identifiers which you would like to assign a rule start with a $ character in the server environment $f(x_,y_):={x,y}
User-defined rules in the Symja console app user-defined rules can be defined without a preceding $ character f(x_,y_):={x,y}
Pattern Symbols patterns end with an appended _ character and could have a constraint $f(x_Integer):={x}
Strings character strings are enclosed by double quote characters "Hello World"
Slots a # character followed by an optional integer number # or #2
Pure Functions pure functions can be expressed with the & operator (#^3)&[x] gives x^3
Parts of an expression expr[[index]] {a, b, c, d}[[2]] gives b
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