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What does it mean when words are drawn blue in Mathematica?
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Here is what I mean:

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Sometimes I don t know why, I get the names of functions blue. Is there any special reason?

最佳回答

It s a form of syntax coloring and/or spell checking. It means that a symbol named "SavePlogggts" has not yet been defined. As soon as you evaluate that cell it will define the symbol and it will turn black.

问题回答

It just means it s an as-yet-undefined symbol.





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