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(12-19-2020 08:14 PM)Archanus Wrote:  

(12-19-2020 07:29 PM)compsystems Wrote:  I think the HP-Prime development group took a year off,

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Why?? that calculator doesn't even have a CAS (symbolic) mode, so, it doesn't have integrals, derivatives, transforms. HP Prime's OS is far better and intuitive, the dev team does not "take a year off", is because this amazing calculator has reached the most stable features. Also, Prime was released in 2013, so it has had a lot of support.

I really don't know why this obsessions to have Python (even Julia is better and faster) inside a calculator, having a really good programming language (HPPL) to code your own programs.

Is this supposed to be a joke ? You call HPPL a programming language ? Yes, it has common programming constructs but I wouldn't call it a programming language.