Hello everyone, I’m Soumya Sakshi, a second-year engineering student with a background in Python, and I’m looking to make my first meaningful open source contributions. I became interested in SymPy because symbolic mathematics was something I often struggled to verify independently — reviewing limits, derivations, matrices, discrete maths, and related topics usually meant skimming through online solutions. Seeing how SymPy represents and manipulates symbolic expressions programmatically made it feel like a project worth learning from and contributing to. I am excited to explore the project and gradually deepen my understanding while building useful contributions. As someone starting out, I’d like to focus first on understanding the project structure and contribution workflow properly. I’m particularly interested in beginning with well-scoped tasks such as documentation, tests, or small beginner-friendly issues before moving on to larger code changes. >From your experience, what tends to be the most effective starting path for new contributors to SymPy?
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