Mathematica Tutorial: Notebooks And Documents - Wolfram Research

52 Notebooks and DocumentsTeXForm yields output suitable for export to TeX.In[9]:=TeXForm@x^2 + Sqrt@yDDOut[9]//TeXForm= x^2+\sqrt{y}MathMLForm yields output in MathML.In[10]:=MathMLForm@x^2 + Sqrt@yDDOut[10]//MathMLForm=x2+yIn[11]:=CForm yields output that can be included in a C program. Macros for objects like Power areincluded in the header file mdefs.h.CForm@x^2 + Sqrt@yDDOut[11]//CForm= Power(x,2) + Sqrt(y)FortranForm yields output suitable for export to Fortran.In[12]:=FortranForm@x^2 + Sqrt@yDDOut[12]//FortranForm=x**2 + Sqrt(y)TraditionalForm@exprDTeXForm@exprDMathMLForm@exprDCForm@exprDFortranForm@exprDtraditional mathematical notationoutput suitable for export to T E Xoutput suitable for use with MathML on the weboutput suitable for export to Coutput suitable for export to FortranOutput forms not normally used for Mathematica input."Low-Level Input and Output Rules" discusses how you can create your own output forms. Youshould realize however that in communicating with external programs it is often better to useMathLink to send expressions directly than to generate a textual representation for these expressions.