Hey everyone! I'm diving into a project for university where I need to build a solver for partial differential equations (PDEs). I've only worked with MATLAB and some C++, so this will be my first venture into Python. Can anyone share some helpful resources to get me started? Thanks a lot!
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Just a heads up, why go with Python? It can be a bit slow without proper optimization. If performance is key, you might want to reconsider.
If you're more comfortable with C++, why not compile your code there and use Python bindings? That way, you can leverage your existing knowledge and still have access to Python for other functionality.
Are you planning to create your own solver or use an existing one? If you're leaning towards using a pre-built solution, check out SciPy's integrate module; it's super useful! But if you're thinking of coding one from scratch—especially for a numerical methods class—I'd suggest looking into NumPy as it would handle arrays much more efficiently than base Python.
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