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● Notable Question   × 10

• Distinguish between alarm() and manual interrupt
• Simultaneous calculations in the same worksheet
• Notebook bug
• Best way to animate an empty chessboard with changing square colors
• Strange error, possibly related to var
• Plotting graphs: change force functions for spring layout
• Any reason not to use cpdef for every Cython function?
• Cython malloc/new and templates
• Segmentation fault when evaluating 3^3^3^3
• Why does Cython use PyObjects for very simple expressions?

● Famous Question   × 6

• Why does Cython use PyObjects for very simple expressions?
• Simultaneous calculations in the same worksheet
• Notebook bug
• Cython malloc/new and templates
• Plotting graphs: change force functions for spring layout
• Any reason not to use cpdef for every Cython function?

● Popular Question   × 10

• Simultaneous calculations in the same worksheet
• Notebook bug
• Distinguish between alarm() and manual interrupt
• Strange error, possibly related to var
• Plotting graphs: change force functions for spring layout
• Cython malloc/new and templates
• Segmentation fault when evaluating 3^3^3^3
• Any reason not to use cpdef for every Cython function?
• Why does Cython use PyObjects for very simple expressions?
• Best way to animate an empty chessboard with changing square colors

● Teacher   × 1

• Getting a function from a symbolic expression (i.e. "y = x+2")

● Editor   × 1

• Segmentation fault when evaluating 3^3^3^3

● Nice Answer   × 2

• Getting a function from a symbolic expression (i.e. "y = x+2")
• How do I find the subsets of given Set?

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• Distinguish between alarm() and manual interrupt

● Commentator   × 1

• Resuming a running process in Sage

● Scholar   × 1

• Distinguish between alarm() and manual interrupt

● Nice Question   × 2

• Plotting graphs: change force functions for spring layout
• Make sage not recreate plot files for sagetex

● Student   × 1

• Simultaneous calculations in the same worksheet

● Good Answer   × 1

• Getting a function from a symbolic expression (i.e. "y = x+2")