populations of cities), use GeoBubbleChart. To draw bubbles of different sizes around points on a map (e.g.Use FromDMS to convert from degrees-minutes-seconds. GeoPosition normally uses decimal degrees.AnglePath3D generalizes AnglePath to 3D, allowing for "flying turtles", spacecraft simulations, etc.AnglePath implements "turtle graphics" familiar from languages like Logo and Scratch.The Wolfram Knowledgebase is stored in the cloud, so even if you're using a desktop version of the Wolfram Language, you'll need to connect to the network to start getting real-world data.WordCloud automatically removes "uninteresting" words in the text, like "the", "and", etc.You can explore "Unicode space" with FromCharacterCode. Every character, whether "a", "α" or "狼" is represented by a Unicode character code, found with ToCharacterCode.StringTake takes 2 characters from the end of the string.Also, whenever you start typing the name of an option, you’ll see a menu of possible completions. How can I get a list of the options for a function? Look at the documentation.For example, DateString uses short day and month names.
There are many options for the format of the string. How can I get a date as a string? Use DateString.For example, the moon and Mars also work. Is the Wolfram Language restricted to maps of the Earth? No.GeoDistance gives the direct shortest path TravelDistance gives the path following roads, etc. Can the Wolfram Language compute driving directions? Yes.How detailed are the maps in the Wolfram Language? They go down to the level of individual streets.The default projection used in any particular case depends on the scale and location of the map. There are more than 300 built-in projections to choose from. Can I get different projections for maps? Yes.If you type Quantity you don't need the network-except to deal with units like currencies whose values are always changing. Do I have to be connected to the network to use units? Only to interpret input like 5 kg.Sometimes you want to talk about a special instance of an entity, like a country in a particular year, or a certain amount of a substance.
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(Note that for property you need the full property object, as obtained from ctrl =, not just the name of the property as a string.)
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