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I have a SymPy expression in Python and I would like to copy and paste it into a Java source code. Problem is that there’s a different notation for exponentiation:

  • Java uses Math.pow(a,b);
  • Python uses a**b.

So my question is: Is there a way how to print the SymPy expression in the “Java format”?

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SymPy has several code printers that are intended specifically for such a purpose. While there is no Java code printer, there is one for Javascript. I cannot say whether Java and Javascript are sufficiently similar for every purpose, but exponentiation is printed the way you want it:

import sympy

a,b = sympy.symbols("a, b")

print(sympy.printing.jscode(a**b)) 
# 'Math.pow(a, b)'
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