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Maple computation engine executes symbolic/numeric scripts

Worksheets act as the user interface for scripts

Packages store reusable functions and procedures

External files can be imported/exported for input/output

Plots and visualizations rendered within Maple or exported

Worksheets act as interactive computation interface

Maple engine evaluates expressions, procedures, and packages

Plots and visualizations rendered in 2D/3D within worksheets

Data imported from external files is processed in scripts

Packages store reusable functions and procedures

Procedural programming with Maple procedures

Package-based modular code for reuse

Worksheet-driven interactive computation

Event-driven numeric simulations

Integration with external datasets

Engineering simulations and control systems

Mathematical research computations

Data analysis and numerical modeling

Interactive educational tools

Scientific visualization and plots

Symbolic computation optimization

Modular and reusable code structure

Interactive and visual representation of results

Support for numeric and engineering computations

Integration with external data and applications

Use numeric evaluation for large datasets

Modularize code into procedures and packages

Preallocate matrices for speed

Batch computations where possible

Optimize symbolic simplifications for performance

Update scripts for latest Maple syntax

Validate procedures and packages for compatibility

Ensure external data file paths are correct

Test existing worksheets for visual correctness

Check Maple Cloud or deployment settings after update