About AWork
AWork is an interactive environment for numeric computation, data analysis and data visualization designed for scientists, engineers and students. AWork is an Android version of the DataMelt ("DMet") JAVA project (http://jwork.org/dmelt/). AWork can be used for data analysis, numeric and symbolic calculations, statistical analysis with graphical output: it can be used to display functions, charts, histograms, scatter plots.
AWork supports Octave (Matlab) scripting language for symbolic calculations (integration, plotting, differentiation, simplifications, solving equations etc.).
It is a port of jMathLab (http://jwork.org/jmathlab/) project available for desktops and servers.
AWork supports the BeanShell (http://www.beanshell.org/) scripting language. One can access the the complete Java API and external numerical JAVA libraries using the BeanShell editor integrated into the AWork IDE.
AWork documentation and examples of symbolic and numeric calculations are given here: http://jwork.org/dmelt/android/
All bug reports and comments are addressed here: http://jwork.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=6
Please use this link if you need to fix a problem
by D####:
The program throws an error when you try to call the JAVA's language library as it is done in one of the simplest examples that appears in the user manual. The example: import java.lang.Math.*; print(sqrt(2)); throws the error: "Command not found:sqrt(int):at line:2" If this error is corrected, I am going to increase the number of stars given in this review to five.