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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
Computer Algebra SystemsFundamentals of Programming
Sándor [email protected]
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Department of Computer AlgebraInformatics Institute, ELTE
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2011-2012 spring
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
Index
1 Assigning valueIn MapleIn Sage
2 Conditional statementThe IF in MapleThe IF in Sage
3 LoopsIn Maple
The for/from loopThe for/in loopThe while loop
General loopsLoops in Sage
4 Examples
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Maple
In Maple
name := expr;(name1, ..., namen) := (expr1, ..., exprn);
Test it: assigned(name)Undoing it:
name:=’name’unassign(’name1’,’name2’,...)evaln( name );
The statement assign:assign(a,b), assign(A=B), assign(L) :
it evaluates both sides.
parameters in form “a,b”: a = b (for simple variables)parameters in form “A,B”: A,B expression sequences withsame length
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Maple
In Maple
name := expr;(name1, ..., namen) := (expr1, ..., exprn);Test it: assigned(name)
Undoing it:
name:=’name’unassign(’name1’,’name2’,...)evaln( name );
The statement assign:assign(a,b), assign(A=B), assign(L) :
it evaluates both sides.
parameters in form “a,b”: a = b (for simple variables)parameters in form “A,B”: A,B expression sequences withsame length
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Maple
In Maple
name := expr;(name1, ..., namen) := (expr1, ..., exprn);Test it: assigned(name)Undoing it:
name:=’name’unassign(’name1’,’name2’,...)evaln( name );
The statement assign:assign(a,b), assign(A=B), assign(L) :
it evaluates both sides.
parameters in form “a,b”: a = b (for simple variables)parameters in form “A,B”: A,B expression sequences withsame length
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Maple
In Maple
name := expr;(name1, ..., namen) := (expr1, ..., exprn);Test it: assigned(name)Undoing it:
name:=’name’
unassign(’name1’,’name2’,...)evaln( name );
The statement assign:assign(a,b), assign(A=B), assign(L) :
it evaluates both sides.
parameters in form “a,b”: a = b (for simple variables)parameters in form “A,B”: A,B expression sequences withsame length
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Maple
In Maple
name := expr;(name1, ..., namen) := (expr1, ..., exprn);Test it: assigned(name)Undoing it:
name:=’name’unassign(’name1’,’name2’,...)
evaln( name );
The statement assign:assign(a,b), assign(A=B), assign(L) :
it evaluates both sides.
parameters in form “a,b”: a = b (for simple variables)parameters in form “A,B”: A,B expression sequences withsame length
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Maple
In Maple
name := expr;(name1, ..., namen) := (expr1, ..., exprn);Test it: assigned(name)Undoing it:
name:=’name’unassign(’name1’,’name2’,...)evaln( name );
The statement assign:assign(a,b), assign(A=B), assign(L) :
it evaluates both sides.
parameters in form “a,b”: a = b (for simple variables)parameters in form “A,B”: A,B expression sequences withsame length
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Maple
In Maple
name := expr;(name1, ..., namen) := (expr1, ..., exprn);Test it: assigned(name)Undoing it:
name:=’name’unassign(’name1’,’name2’,...)evaln( name );
The statement assign:assign(a,b), assign(A=B), assign(L) :
it evaluates both sides.
parameters in form “a,b”: a = b (for simple variables)parameters in form “A,B”: A,B expression sequences withsame length
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Maple
In Maple
name := expr;(name1, ..., namen) := (expr1, ..., exprn);Test it: assigned(name)Undoing it:
name:=’name’unassign(’name1’,’name2’,...)evaln( name );
The statement assign:assign(a,b), assign(A=B), assign(L) :
it evaluates both sides.parameters in form “a,b”: a = b (for simple variables)
parameters in form “A,B”: A,B expression sequences withsame length
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Maple
In Maple
name := expr;(name1, ..., namen) := (expr1, ..., exprn);Test it: assigned(name)Undoing it:
name:=’name’unassign(’name1’,’name2’,...)evaln( name );
The statement assign:assign(a,b), assign(A=B), assign(L) :
it evaluates both sides.parameters in form “a,b”: a = b (for simple variables)parameters in form “A,B”: A,B expression sequences withsame length
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Sage
in Sage
Exept the variable “x” the [varlist =] var(’[varlist]’)declaration is compulsory. If the variables exist, then themvalue is deleted.
Assigning value: var = expressIn the same manner: var1, var2, . . . = kif1, kif2 ,. . . .If there is one variable and on the right side there areseveral expression, then the type of variables “tuple”.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Sage
in Sage
Exept the variable “x” the [varlist =] var(’[varlist]’)declaration is compulsory. If the variables exist, then themvalue is deleted.Assigning value: var = express
In the same manner: var1, var2, . . . = kif1, kif2 ,. . . .If there is one variable and on the right side there areseveral expression, then the type of variables “tuple”.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Sage
in Sage
Exept the variable “x” the [varlist =] var(’[varlist]’)declaration is compulsory. If the variables exist, then themvalue is deleted.Assigning value: var = expressIn the same manner: var1, var2, . . . = kif1, kif2 ,. . . .
If there is one variable and on the right side there areseveral expression, then the type of variables “tuple”.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Sage
in Sage
Exept the variable “x” the [varlist =] var(’[varlist]’)declaration is compulsory. If the variables exist, then themvalue is deleted.Assigning value: var = expressIn the same manner: var1, var2, . . . = kif1, kif2 ,. . . .If there is one variable and on the right side there areseveral expression, then the type of variables “tuple”.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
The IF in Maple
Conditional statement I
if cond1 thenstatement_sequ1
elif cond2 thenstatement_sequ2
elif cond3 thenstatement_sequ3............
elsestatement_sequN
end if
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
The IF in Maple
Conditional statement II
Constructing and evaluating conditional statements:
Relations: ,
Logical operators: and, or, xor, implies, not
Logical constants: true, false, FAIL
Boolean evaluation: evalb, testeq, or is
Remark: The logic in Maple interpreter is a trivalent logic.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
The IF in Sage
Conditional statement
if cond1:statement_sequ1
elif cond2:statement_sequ2
elif cond3:statement_sequ3............
else:statement_sequN
There are not end of block statement; teh colon is compulsory.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
The IF in Sage
Constructing conditional statements
Testing : expr1 == expr2 or kif1 is kif2
Logical operators: and, or, notThe logical evaluation is more natural the in maple.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
The IF in Sage
Constructing conditional statements
Testing : expr1 == expr2 or kif1 is kif2Logical operators: and, or, not
The logical evaluation is more natural the in maple.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
The IF in Sage
Constructing conditional statements
Testing : expr1 == expr2 or kif1 is kif2Logical operators: and, or, notThe logical evaluation is more natural the in maple.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Maple
The for/from loop
for counter from init by increment to final dostatement_seq
end do
The clauses from, by and to are optional, they are in arbitraryorder. Default values: by =1, from = 0.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Maple
The for/in loop
for variable in expr dostatement_seq
end do
The value of variable runs through all value of the compoundstructure "expr" and executed every time. Such is in PHP theloop foreach.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
In Maple
The while loop
while condition dostatement_seq
end do
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
General loops
General loops
for counter from initial by increment to finalwhile condition dostatement_seqend do
for variable in expression while condition dostatement_seq
end do
Influencing the run of loop: break,next
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
Loops in Sage
The FOR iteration I
for counter in range():statement_seq
The parameters of range are the usual start value(the default is0), end value and the step (default = 1).Differently from other languages the loop does not run on theend value.Variants:
range : it makes a listxrange : it is an iterator, not a list, therefore it is faster.srange : it is the slower (there are other parameters), it
makes a list too.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
Loops in Sage
The FOR iteration I
for counter in obj:statement_seq
here the “obj” is a compound object, mostly a list. The colon iscompulsory here; the body of loop continues until the end ofindentation.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
Loops in Sage
The while loop
wile logical_cond:statement_seq
It is the usual while of Python.
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Assigning value Conditional statement Loops Examples
Examples
In practice.
Assigning valueIn MapleIn Sage
Conditional statementThe IF in MapleThe IF in Sage
LoopsIn MapleGeneral loopsLoops in Sage
Examples