Wow, I dont use mainstreem languages, so my questions dont have that much upvotes.

Now I have a question-ban from stackoverflow :(

This isnt really fair...

There's no such thing as non mainstream development language, unless you develop in ArnoldC or BrainFuck😂

@Raspik no but haskell, prolog, apl, k and j

@ac1235 they all have their userbase) not fully mainstream, but they used (for some reason)

Can you per chance as your question here? Cannot guarantee that I can be much help, but I will try my best..

@GhostDev this is nice, its a python question:

can I use sympy or any scipy to get antiderivatives on functions, so that:

import sympy
F = sympy.antiderivative(f)

or something comparable (has to be functional)

@ac1235 on it, will keep in touch as I go.

@ac1235 so spoke to someone, he said as he understands it it seems you are looking for the formula for the area under the curve given a specific function. And that you can use sympy if there are no values, he also sent this link: http://scipy-lectures.org/advanced/...

Hope this helps... Let me know

@GhostDev this is awesome, thank you :)

@ac1235 with this syntax scripy.integrate() does this ring a bell at all? And anytime =) glad to help in any way at all

the trick to come to my final solution is to introduce a dummy variable to solve for first and then replace it

@ac1235 sounds like you should be fine? Are you going to be fine? =P

@GhostDev what a good ghost :D

@tisaconundrum you see me? Don't you know it is bad luck to acknowledge seeing a ghost and not give it a cookie?! =P

@dfox stack overflow section

@GhostDev of course ☕🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪

@tisaconundrum Haha just in time I was getting the hunt together =P we are pleased with your offering of coffee and cookies..

yes everything is fine now

@GhostDev should get an award for this

@GhostDev well deserved my ++ in all your comments in this rant

@ac1235 Haha just happy to help, and glad I could turn a bad situation into a solution for you.

@paulera Haha thank you sir (^^,)