On paper, the summaries from others above seem right. (see below-Alpha Notebook does not seem to do this, however) both (supposedly) run and can process input locally on your PC

In my experience, Alpha Notebook does not (see below) Mathematica, despite the sometimes painful syntax, works reliably It appears to have the full power of Mathematica in terms of processing but all input must be done via free form input cells. In some cases you can end up with a regular Mathematica input cell that can be edited but this must come from executing a free form input cell. Whenever a person starts typing in a new cell in WolframAlpha Notebook Edition it automatically puts that typing in a free form input cell. If you don't have Mathematica then the notebooks are not like Mathematica notebooks. If you do have Mathematica then the notebooks are essentially the same as Mathematica notebooks but with the WoflramAlpha Notebook Edition banner as seen in the picture above. If you don't have Mathematica or are not 'logged into' Mathematica then the interface changes. This explains why my notebooks look different than the notebooks in the blog post I linked to. If you install WolframAlpha Notebook Edition and have Mathematica on your machine then the interface for the notebooks changes. Using the Function Resource Definition Notebook, extending the Wolfram Language oneįunction at a time with no need to create or download large libraries.I discovered the differences between Mathematica and WolframAlpha Notebook Edition. Any user can submit a function for review and publication Submitted by our talented user community and Wolfram staff, all immediately accessibleįrom Wolfram Language 12. The repository contains a wide variety of new functions The Wolfram Function Repository is the go-to place for functions that aren't alreadyīuilt into the Wolfram Language. Where can I find information on the Wolfram Function Repository? Instructions for installing and activating Mathematica can be found on Wolfram's website here. How do I get help installing or activating Mathematica? C&L Cost Recover Products and Client Responsibilities can be found here.

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