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In this chapter we shall not present a comprehensive guide to building giant program packages, but try to show by means of some simple examples how to make everyday working with Mathematica a little easier. First, we shall show what is meant by rule-based programming in Mathematica. Then we shall show how these methods may be applied to adapt Mathematica commands to one’s own requirements, followed by a section on procedural programming in Mathematica.
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Burkhardt, W. (1994). Simple programs. In: First Steps in Mathematica. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-2089-6_8
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