On 09/02/2020 18:52, Barış Bulut wrote:
x,y = symbols('x,y')
y = x**3
y.subs(x,5)
125
x = 5
y.subs(x,x)
x**3
y.subs(x,10)
x**3
y.subs(x,3)
x**3
x = 3
y.subs(x,125)
x**125
y.subs(x,10)
x**10
Hi Barış,
It isn't a bug!
Unfortunately as soon as you execute x=5 you destroy the symbol in x,
x,y = symbols('x,y')
y = x**3
y.subs(x,5)
125
x = 5
y.subs(x,x)
x**3
y.subs(x,10)
x**3
y.subs(x,3)
x**3
x = 3
y.subs(x,125)
x**125
y.subs(x,10)
x**10
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