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"""
Provides utilities for working with systems of functions -- polynomials are intended, although you can work with functions involving things like trig functions, arbitrary powers, etc.

Making a new `System` is the starting point you want, probably:

::

	sys = pybertini.system.System()

-----------

There are also things available in the `start_system` submodule.

"""

import pybertini._pybertini.system

from pybertini._pybertini.system import * # brings the type System
from pybertini._pybertini.system import start_system

__all__ = dir(pybertini._pybertini.system)
__all__.extend(['start_system'])
