Python Tutorial: Learn Scipy - Integration (scipy.integrate) in 7 Minutes

[@nancyasante5605]

Was trying to find a simple code for integration with scipy and other sites were confusing. You explained it so clearly. Thank you!

[@udbegby]

Thank you! Was struggling to figure out how to use these function but this video explained them perfectly.

[@eMasterClassAcademy]

Thank you for your kind support and watching!

[@millionbryan3566]

That’s pretty useful and easy for applying!

[@williamkinum6941]

This was super helpful. Thank you!

[@eMasterClassAcademy]

Thanks a lot

[@carolinefernandesdeoliveir5697]

Thank you so much for the help! Great video!

[@the_third_edition]

Can you make a video on how to send arguments to a definition from an integration. I can do that for quad, but there is some problem with dblquad whenever I try it. Thank you.

[@AJ-et3vf]

The double-integral here is wrong because the first argument to the function should be y first, def f(y, x), because Python treats the first argument as the variable of integration for the inner integral.

[@alexisgrey8297]

Super nice and cool video

[@shivamgakkhar9537]

double integration is wrong..... just change ......the function to (x*y**2) and do it by your hand and compare the results with python..... you will know......

[@ENGMESkandaSVaidya]

Yea

[@AJ-et3vf]

That's because in the video he made the mistake of x being the first argument to the function. It should be y first, def f(y, x), because Python treats the first argument as the variable of integration for the unner integral.

[@piyomaru479]

Can you list the codes used in the video? Thank you.

[@hafeez8606]

Great