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MATLAB/Octave vs Mathematica vs R vs Python vs Haskell etc.
Does anyone use any of these for anything?
Is there any reason to learn proprietary scripting languages or it is better stick with Python/Haskell? For example you need to solve a quadratic or cubic equation. Does any of these math packages do it out of the box or would you need to write a script? Or it is easier to use online calculators? Which of these packages is best for visualizing linear algebra/matrix transformations etc? Is there something built in or you'd still need to write a bunch of scripts?

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