Algosim

Mathematics is a branch of science that not everyone can get into. Those who usually do, look to hone their skills even more. Algosim is a powerful mathematical application and scripting language capable of performing computations on numbers, vectors, matrices, images, sounds, integrals, variables, and more.

In Algosim's case, the console and interface are the same things. All mathematical operations must be typed in and executed from inside the console. At the bottom of the console, the program hides a combo menu that allows you to do a couple of things.

Among those things, changing the console's mode would be the first thing you have to do. The Full UI mode changes the layout, adding three new sections — imaging, identifiers, and tasks.

For those who wish to check every nook and cranny in order to check all Algosim has to offer, the hefty documentation would be the recommended first step to take.

Besides that, Algosim is ready to provide you with more than 800 functions, 70 operators, 320 mathematical functions, ranging from linear algebra to number theory, a syntax mimicking the notation in ordinary mathematics, a comprehensive set of list-manipulation functions, 2D visualization functions with SVG export, the possibility to visualize data such as images, sounds, and MIDI music, etc.

making the most out of your time is a reasonable thought to have. Using key shortcuts, you'll be able to increase the workflow and cover more ground in a relatively short timeframe. As usual, check the documentation section covering keyboard shortcuts to get an idea about their number and roles.

Algosim is not a casual program for simple mathematical operations. On the contrary, it is a powerful software that can benefit only the hardcore mathematicians out there. As long as you know what you're doing, Algosim will always provide the correct answers.