python - SymPy: Swap two variables -
in expression like
import sympy = sympy.symbol('a') b = sympy.symbol('b') x = + 2*b i'd swap a , b retrieve b + 2*a. tried
y = x.subs([(a, b), (b, a)]) y = x.subs({a: b, b: a}) but neither works; result 3*a in both cases b, reason, gets replaced first.
any hints?
there simultaneous argument can pass substitution, ensure substitutions happen simultaneously , don't interfere 1 doing now.
y = x.subs({a:b, b:a}, simultaneous=true) outputs:
2*a + b if keyword
simultaneoustrue, subexpressions not evaluated until substitutions have been made.
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