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According to documentation one should get a list of variables in an expression. For example, for trigonometric functions one get an array of characters.
var e = nerdamer('sin(x)');
var variables = e.variables();
console.log(variables);
The list of is variables is ["n", "s", "x"], whereby it should be only "x".
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According to documentation one should get a list of variables in an expression. For example, for trigonometric functions one get an array of characters.
The list of is variables is ["n", "s", "x"], whereby it should be only "x".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: