Thinking in Calculus

<b>An intuitive, Python-based introduction to calculus for readers interested in real applications of the math.</b><br><br>Many people take a calculus course and walk away remembering almost nothing—except vague ideas about slopes, curves, and something called a tangent.<br><br><i>Learn Calculus with Python</i> is written for those readers, as well as anyone else with a firm grasp of algebra and trigonometry who is eager to learn the practical math underlying machine learning optimization, signals processing, planetary simulations, and other useful applications.<br><br>Rather than teaching calculus as a collection of formulas and procedures, this book uses guided Jupyter Notebooks to introduce concepts like derivatives, integrals, the Fundamental Theorem, and dynamical systems through visualizations and real-world examples.<br><br>Designed for curious self-learners, programmers, and students who want to understand what calculus is actually describing, <i>Learn Calculus with Python</i> rebuilds the subject from the inside out— patiently and in context.