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Introduction to Manipulate (Developing Interactive Applications) in Mathematica

Join Instructor Farid Pasha to explore how to create an astonishing range of interactive applications with just a few lines of input in The Wolfram Language (Mathematica). The output you get from evaluating a Manipulate command is an interactive object containing one or more controls (sliders, etc.) that you can use to vary the value of one or more parameters. The output is very much like a small applet or widget: it is not just a static result, it is a running program you can interact with. This tutorial is designed for people who are familiar with the basics of using the Wolfram Language, including how to use functions, the various kinds of brackets and braces, and how to make simple plots. Some of the examples will use more advanced functions, but it is not necessary to understand exactly how this works in order to get the point of the example.