I am working with algebraic expressions in Python. I would like to know if exists any VS Code extension to automatically view expressions in a more human-friendly way. For example:
x*y*math.e**(-x**2-y**2)
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which one are you using currently, if any? – BZKN Mar 15 '22 at 11:51
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@BZKN My objetive is if I write the first one in my IDE, I can see the second one automatically. I am using VS Code but no problem for me if I have to change the IDE. – renton01 Mar 15 '22 at 20:51
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if you are flexible to change the IDE, I can update my answer to recommend one more to make your choice easier. – BZKN Mar 15 '22 at 20:55
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It would be perfect! – renton01 Mar 15 '22 at 20:57
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I have used below two mainly for mathematical expressions:
- Symplex:
Symplex requires that Python and SymPy are installed. It can be installed with pip install SymPy.
Numpy: Why Numpy? Because of algebraic-expressions-in-python are best sorted by Numpy. However, Numpy extension on VS code is also not straightforward. Check please following SO sources for you to get Numpy in your VS code:
- Since you have mentioned in your comment that you can switch to a different IDE, please check Spyder
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