Tom Bachmann wrote: >> nseries does two things: >> 1) If you specify an argument, if the expansion point is zero, and if >> the expansion direction is "+" then it directly calls _eval_nseries, >> and works in the best effort way as described above. >> 2) Otherwise it just calls series. >> >> Contrary to what I said before, users should probably always call >> series and never nseries, I'm not quite sure why it is public. >> I thought the same thing when I was working on this...I forget now why I left it public. I would be inclined to name nseries to _nseries. I'm not sure about lseries, though. Someone might prefer to call that instead of series(..., n=None)
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