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Q: What other websites should I visit to get my math questions answered?

A:

  • Wolfram Alpha – for direct calculations, calculus questions, etc.

  • Dr. Math – for questions from elementary to middle-undergraduate level, including calculations, more involved problems, and highly exploratory questions.

  • Art of Problem Solving – AoPS is particularly good for high school and Olympiad-level contest mathematics type problems. Undergraduate mathematics is also covered in the College forum.

  • StackOverflowStackOverflow – for programming questions. Questions about algorithms are fine on math.stackexchange. Questions about implementing algorithms should go on StackOverflow.

  • Cross Validated – for questions about statistical analysis and probability theory.

  • Theoretical Computer Science – StackExchange – for research level questions about theoretical computer science.

  • Computer Science – StackExchange – for questions about computer science.

  • Of course, no website is a substitute for talking to someone in person. Ask your teacher/professor/TA, they are there to help you!


Related: List of other mathematics resources for the FAQ

Q: What other websites should I visit to get my math questions answered?

A:

  • Wolfram Alpha – for direct calculations, calculus questions, etc.

  • Dr. Math – for questions from elementary to middle-undergraduate level, including calculations, more involved problems, and highly exploratory questions.

  • Art of Problem Solving – AoPS is particularly good for high school and Olympiad-level contest mathematics type problems. Undergraduate mathematics is also covered in the College forum.

  • StackOverflow – for programming questions. Questions about algorithms are fine on math.stackexchange. Questions about implementing algorithms should go on StackOverflow.

  • Cross Validated – for questions about statistical analysis and probability theory.

  • Theoretical Computer Science – StackExchange – for research level questions about theoretical computer science.

  • Computer Science – StackExchange – for questions about computer science.

  • Of course, no website is a substitute for talking to someone in person. Ask your teacher/professor/TA, they are there to help you!


Related: List of other mathematics resources for the FAQ

Q: What other websites should I visit to get my math questions answered?

A:

  • Wolfram Alpha – for direct calculations, calculus questions, etc.

  • Dr. Math – for questions from elementary to middle-undergraduate level, including calculations, more involved problems, and highly exploratory questions.

  • Art of Problem Solving – AoPS is particularly good for high school and Olympiad-level contest mathematics type problems. Undergraduate mathematics is also covered in the College forum.

  • StackOverflow – for programming questions. Questions about algorithms are fine on math.stackexchange. Questions about implementing algorithms should go on StackOverflow.

  • Cross Validated – for questions about statistical analysis and probability theory.

  • Theoretical Computer Science – StackExchange – for research level questions about theoretical computer science.

  • Computer Science – StackExchange – for questions about computer science.

  • Of course, no website is a substitute for talking to someone in person. Ask your teacher/professor/TA, they are there to help you!


Related: List of other mathematics resources for the FAQ

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