Mathematica Basics Rules
1. All commands starts with Capital LetterFor example: Graphics, PointSize, GridLines, Axes, True, Sin..
2. The argument of the function is always enclosed by [ ... ]
For example: Sin[x], f[x], .....
3. The range of function is always enclosed by {...}
For example: {1,2,3}, {x,-3,3}, {y,-Pi,Pi}
4. The "Enter" key results with new line
The "Shift+Enter" key results with output
5. For any help, always use "Documentation Center"
6. Use "semicolon ;" to suppress the output
Basics Typesetting
Symbol | Keyboard input | ||
1 | → | -> |
Task 1 (Hands on Activity)
1 | Open Mathematica Notebook |
2 | Type the command given below |
p = {5, 5}; Graphics[{Blue, PointSize[0.05], Point[p]}, Axes -> True, GridLines -> Automatic,Method -> {"GridLinesInFront" -> True},GridLinesStyle -> Directive[Dotted]] | |
3. | Press "Shift+Enter" to execute the output. |
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