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Are you proposing a class for integrals, because there is one already. Integral is used to represent unevaluated integrals with the ability to call doit() on it. There is also the method integrate, as you mentioned, if you want to perform the symbolic integration.
In [13]: Integral(cos(x))
Out[13]:
⌠
⎮ cos(x) dx
⌡
In [14]: _.doit() == integrate(cos(x)) == sin(x)
Out[14]: True
On Tue, 5 Mar 2019, 12:09 Sidhant Nagpal ***@***.*** wrote:
Are you proposing a class for integrals, because there is one already.
Integral is used to represent unevaluated integrals with the ability to
call doit() on it. There is also the method integrate, as you mentioned,
if you want to perform the symbolic integration.
In [13]: Integral(cos(x))
Out[13]:
⌠
⎮ cos(x) dx
⌡
In [14]: _.doit() == integrate(cos(x)) == sin(x)
Out[14]: True
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We can create integrate fuction class by using the object of that we will reduce the frequent usage of integrate fuction instead
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