In sage command line, I can write T(x,y) = (x*y,x+y) and can apply T.diff() to compute Jacobian.
But when I write the same in python, it says you can not assign to a function.
Does anyone know what I should write in python for T(x,y)=(x*y,x+y)?
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python equivalent of T(x,y)=(x*y,x+y) ?
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python equivalent of T(x,y)=(x*y,x+y) ?
In sage command line, I can write T(x,y) = (x*y,x+y) and can apply T.diff() to compute Jacobian.
But when I write the same in python, it says you can not assign to a function.
Does anyone know what I should write in python for T(x,y)=(x*y,x+y)?
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python equivalent of T(x,y)=(x*y,x+y) ?
In sage command line, I can write T(x,y) = (x*y,x+y) and can apply T.diff() to compute Jacobian.
But when I write the same in python, it says you can not assign to a function.
Does anyone know what I should write in python for T(x,y)=(x*y,x+y)?
