Thread: what is a minimum code for maths functions

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    what is a minimum code for maths functions

    especially

    differentiation

    integration

    in a maths c code ?

    to output results .. according to certain equations that deal with differentiation and integration




    thank you
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    The C standard library does not include functions that perform numerical differentiation or integration.

    You will either need to obtain a third-party library (google for "numerical library C" or "mathematical library C") or roll your own "according to certain equations".

    If you are serious about doing numerical analysis, you will probably not program in C though - it is possible to do numerical analysis in C, but other programming languages are specifically designed to support such things better.
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