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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
Everything Is an Expression
Parts of Expressions
Introduction to Patterns
Patterns for Some Common Types of Expression
Forms of Input and Output
The Interpretation of Textual Forms
The Representation of Textual Forms
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FullForm
FullForm
[
expr
]
prints as the full form of
expr
, with no special syntax.
MORE INFORMATION
FullForm
acts as a "wrapper", which affects display, but not evaluation.
»
FullForm
always effectively uses
as the setting for
$CharacterEncoding
.
The option
NumberMarks
can be used to specify whether
marks should be used to indicate type, precision or accuracy of approximate numbers.
»
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(2)
FullForm
of a typeset expression:
FullForm
of a graphic:
FullForm
of a typeset expression:
In[1]:=
Out[1]//FullForm=
FullForm
of a graphic:
In[1]:=
Out[1]//FullForm=
Scope
(8)
Integer
,
Rational
,
Real
, and
Complex
numbers:
Arbitrary-precision
Real
and
Complex
numbers:
Special constants:
Characters and strings of characters:
Control characters for strings:
Different inputs interpreted as
Power
expressions:
Special typeset expressions:
Different list structures:
Input without special interpretation:
With special characters in the same positions there may be special interpretations:
In the case of superscripts, most things get interpreted as
Power
:
Some objects use a special output representation:
Some objects use an elided output representation:
The elided parts are visible in the underlying
FullForm
:
Options
(2)
Inexact numbers format without number marks by default:
The same numbers without number marks:
A mixed symbolic and numeric expression:
Omit all number marks:
Applications
(4)
The
FullForm
will show the precedence of operators:
Grouping with parentheses affects the precedence:
See the underlying interpretation for a
TraditionalForm
output:
Perform replacements:
Replace lists with a new wrapper
newhead
:
Multiplications have the head
Times
:
Find all multiplications in
expr
:
See the underlying expressions:
Properties & Relations
(3)
FullForm
affects display but not evaluation:
Apply
FullForm
to the evaluated integral:
FullForm
has linear formatting without special syntax:
InputForm
formats as linear input:
TreeForm
graphically displays an expression's tree structure:
Possible Issues
(1)
Pattern matching is based on the
FullForm
:
The previous fraction is represented as a single
Power
expression:
Perform the desired replacement:
SEE ALSO
InputForm
TreeForm
TUTORIALS
Everything Is an Expression
Parts of Expressions
Introduction to Patterns
Patterns for Some Common Types of Expression
Forms of Input and Output
The Interpretation of Textual Forms
The Representation of Textual Forms
MORE ABOUT
Expressions
Expression Structure
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