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Wolfram|Alpha Integration
Mathematica has integrated interactive and programmatic access to the full power of the Wolfram|Alpha computational knowledge engine, using it to allow free-form linguistic input of computations and programs, as well as extensive data and computation capabilities that rely on the Wolfram|Alpha knowledge base and curated data.
Featured Examples |
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Analyzing Road Networks
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Display Select Information from Wolfram|Alpha
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Display Weather Information Dynamically from Wolfram|Alpha
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Get Full Wolfram|Alpha Results
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Get Information on Graphs
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Insert Data into Expressions
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Programmatically Request Specific Results
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Programming with Wolfram|Alpha Data
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Use Free-Form Linguistic Input to Create and Interact with Plots
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Use Wolfram|Alpha to Get Information on a Stock
Reference
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at beginning of input) — use free-form linguistics to generate Mathematica output
( at beginning of input) — generate full Wolfram|Alpha output
(Ctrl+) — enter free-form linguistics for conversion to inline Mathematica input
— open/close complete Wolfram|Alpha output
— Wolfram|Alpha result chosen for use in Mathematica
Programmatic Access
WolframAlpha — get results in many possible forms from Wolfram|Alpha
— fully formatted Wolfram|Alpha output
— Mathematica expression corresponding to the query
— pure standard Mathematica result (if any)
— a list of available exposed data
— whether the query can be interpreted by Wolfram|Alpha
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