They are the same.  I was just suggesting x**y over pow(x, y).  Mostly
because that's my aesthetic preference.  Feel free to ignore.

By googling unicode_escape_decode() takes no arguments I run into a
stackoverflow question that references using Python from F# so I'm going to
guess that this is more of an IronPython than a SymPy problem.

My guess is that your other issue boils down to this as well.  It looks
like IronPython doesn't naturally expand iterators (it mentions
dictionary-itemgetter) when used with the * operator.

Question to the community, should we endeavor to support IronPython in the
same way that we support CPython 2, 3, and PyPy?
Question to Andy, do you have a sense of how big the IronPython community
that might use SymPy is?  This is probably important information to answer
the previous question.

Regarding your integrand.  d is 4x.  In the SymPy code you square this
giving 16x^2 within the integrand.  In the link you posted you're only
squaring x, not 4x, and so you get 4*x^2.

-Matt



On Sat, Apr 5, 2014 at 11:18 AM, Groover <[email protected]> wrote:

> I thought that x**y and the built-in pow(x, y) were the same? Can you
> please clarify for me how my python integrand is different, as I am a bit
> unsure. Thanks.
>
> Andy
>
>
> On Saturday, April 5, 2014 4:40:35 PM UTC+1, Matthew wrote:
>>
>> Also, feel free to use x**2 rather than pow(x, 2) .  Your integrand here
>> is not the same as what you put in to the integral calculator.
>>
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