# Insant Sympy Starter

import sympy as sy
from sympy import init_printing
init_printing()


```python
x,y,z=sy.symbols('x y z')
```


```python
(sy.exp(x)/sy.factorial(y))**z
```

By this point, you should have a working environment ready to make full use of Sympy. You are encouraged to play around in the notebook and discover more.


```python

```

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