CASIO Graph 90+E

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The newsletter http://www.casio-education.fr/articles/n...asio-forum has more screenshots and details - very interesting. Hopefully there will be an English version of this calculator some day.

First Numworks, now Casio adopting Python - interesting what technology outcomes school curriculums can influence.

The HP Prime already supports Python (to a degree) in CAS mode - though would love definitive documentation on this, as trying to guess what is supported and what is not, without a manual, hinders productivity.

And remember you can convert from Python to RPN using my https://pyrpn.herokuapp.com/ - though I don't think the French students will be buying DM42's and bothering with that process!

And for those interested in what's going in calculation re Python on Desktops/Laptops, Jupyter notebooks are becoming insanely popular in data science, and most of them are Python based - though other powerful languages are now supported. Here are some examples of such notebooks, which are similar to Mathematica notebooks, but free. I'm actually working on some 'softmenu' buttons and other widgets for use in Jupyter notebooks, so that they are more HP calculator like. :-)