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 | 1 | initial version |
p.variables() returns a tuple which contains the variables of p, so your function could be written:
def f(q):
return q*q.variables()[0]
| | 1 | initial version |
p.variables() returns a tuple which contains the variables of p, so your function could be written:
def f(q):
return q*q.variables()[0]
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