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Mathematica: TIP: Protecting against computations breaking verbosely because of Null, None, Undefined. And about using Undefined as a return policy.

Webel + Mathematica + MTools + SysML

Mathematica: GOTCHA: Null is tricky!

Mathematica: Wolfram Workbench: Sometimes the Outline view gets completely out of sync with the .m or .wl Package code

Mathematica: Wolfram Workbench: Sometimes the code syntax checking goes haywire (with red nearly everywhere) for no good reason (even when the code load and runs fine in Mathematica). WORKAROUND: Just restart Eclipse.

Webel vs Mathematica: The Very Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Mathematica: TIP: Try //Dataset on just about anything and be amazed! Click on nearly anything to navigate through nearly anything in impressively interactive human-readable format.

Mathematica: How mimic pattern matching of arguments for Boolean?

Mathematica: The awesome Quantity system for values with units is everything the SysMLv1.x Quantity/Unit system should have been (and hopefully SysMLv2 will be)

Mathematica: TIP: How to change a value within an Association inline within a Module (like pass by reference)

Mathematica: GOTCHA: Package usages (Needs) are not transitive

Mathematica: HOWTO Find the value of a symbol in all contexts

LINKS: Wolfram Workbench for Mathematica

Mathematica: Webel: You CAN/MAY use $ in variable names and function names - just not as the first character before a Capital - and it's extremely useful. You won't get sent to Azkaban prison if do you use a $ character!

External simulation: Languages and tools: SysML vs SysPhS vs Modelica vs Simulink

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MINI TRAIL: Some recommended tools for getting started with Model-Based Systems Engineering with SysML and simulation with Modelica and/or Simulink

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