Derivatives and Integration in Java

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    How do you do it?
    I would like to make aprogram that would calculate them for me so that I can study calculus again in the brief holidays (I'm starting to forget

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    Anyone knows if "lim" is in any library? Or I would have to create a whole class to simply do that?

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    Limits with interval close enough to 0,so that function would reach its limit would be ideally simple for program.

    Anyways, read Thomas and Finney's Book.You"ll know better.
     
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    I have never heard Lim in a Library,btw.
     
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    But... how do I do it? That's the whole point of th thread, ya know?

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    Solve the limit like the formulae of derivative! thats how...

    LIM f(x+h)-f(x)
    h->0 -----------
    delta(h)

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    Rick, Nov 6, 2004
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    Yes sure! The only problem is how can I define a limit? If there are no libraries for that...
     
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