What is the best forum for discussing physics, math, astronomy, and programming?

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In summary, the best forum for discussing physics, math, astronomy, and programming is Stack Exchange. It is a popular online community where users can ask and answer questions on a wide range of topics, including the ones mentioned. The platform has a diverse community of experts who provide thorough and accurate responses, making it a reliable source for discussions on these subjects. Additionally, the forum has a user-friendly interface and a system for voting on the best answers, ensuring that the most helpful responses are easily accessible.
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Hi, I'm from brazil. This is my first year in physics :nb) :cry: and I hope that this forum is a nice feature :smile::cool:
 
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