New users on Mathematica desktop do not rely on the knowledge representation of the built-in free form input and Wolfram Alpha Query. Onliner make the flaw decision not to the use the older and more in depth resources as. There are exhaustive benchmarker available for an independent consultation. I suggest for an in themes discussion to use a search engine for the themes.
It is not as easy as for example Jupyter local to for example at lower cost. It depends on the machine the software package is running on. Wolfram Alpha Pro is already up to Wolfram Mathematica Desktop for the smaller Editions. So the online solution Wolfram Alpha for free is the starting or an appetizer. Comparing is really hard and depends on the intentions.ĭesktop for example includes Wolfram Pro to some extend. These facts make it more difficult to decide. So some prodcuts include others at all or partly. So the first established rules govern all. Unfortunately I am not able to find "DefaultNewCellStyle" and "CommonDefaultFormatTypes" within the. However, I disagree with the sentence " As far as I can tell WolframAlpha Notebook Edition allows a user to input regular Mathematica commands and execute them" - Strangely enough, it is true only using cloud together with a basic plan (but not together with home plan.).įinally, here there is some additional information: Change default cell type of Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition to Input There is also an interesting discussion here: What is the difference between Mathematica and WolframAlpha Notebook Edition? I still do not understand these differences.ĮDIT 2: It seems the problem I am trying to explain is the same discussed here When I use the plan basic I have to press "shift+enter" to input for the Wolfram Language, whereas with plan home I have to press just "enter", like in Wolfram Alpha. It seems to me that the problem is simply in the assignment to variable res, whose name should be formed by a single character ( r works for example), but I do not understand why nor how to change this behaviour on the desktop version.ĮDIT: Using the cloud version/option with a browser, I have the same problem with the plan home (whereas, as I wrote above, there is no problem with the plan basic). The displayed error for the former expression is " No Wolfram Alpha translation found".
I do not understand why the following simple expression is accepted using a browser (cloud option), but is not accepted using the installed software (desktop option) with the plan basic of Wolfram Alpha Notebook Edition (please see ): res = Minimize
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