Maple is a procedural programming language. It also includes a number of functional programming
constructs.
Maple is interactive and the programming language is interpreted. Maple is not suitable
for running numerically intensive programs because of the interpreter overhead. Though it
is suitable for high-precision numerical calculations and as a tool for generating numerical
codes.
With Maple you can create powerful interactive documents. The Maple environment
lets you start solving problems right away by entering expressions
in 2-D Math and solving these expressions using point-and-click interfaces.
You can combine text and math in the same line, add tables to organize the
content of your work, or insert images, sketch regions, and spreadsheets.
You can visualize and animate problems in two and three dimensions, format
text for academic papers, or books, and insert hyperlinks to other Maple
files, Web sites, or email addresses. You can embed and program graphical
user interface components, as well as devise custom solutions using the
Maple programming language.
To start Maple on:
| Windows | From the Start menu, select All Programs → Maple 12 →Maple 12. Alternatively: Double-click the Maple desktop icon |
| Macintosh | 1. From the Finder, select Applications and Maple 12. 2. Double-click Maple 12 |
| UNIX | Enter the full path, for example, /usr/local/maple/bin/xmaple Alternatively: 1. Add the Maple directory (for example, /usr/local/maple/bin) to your command search path. 2. Enter xmaple. |
A MAPLE command is a statement of a calculation followed by a semicolon (the result is displayed on the screen) or a colon (the result is stored but not displayed). Following are some commands followed by the displayed results. Enter the commands on your worksheet and verify the given results.
for example:
for example:
- [> 4+5;9
- [> 6^2;36
there are a lot more you can do in maple as it provide interface for solving mostly all problems in mathematics field especially. To learn more,here i provides you with some useful links for introduction of maple programs.
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