A user seeks a program library to find zeros of generalized Laguerre polynomials, specifically for inclusion in a Fortran program with N potentially up to 100. Mathematica can compute these polynomials and find their zeros, but symbolic roots are limited to fourth-order, while numerical roots can be obtained for higher orders. For approximations, commands like N[Solve[LaguerreL[4, 2, x] == 0, x]] can yield numerical values, with options for precision. The user also inquires about exporting results to a CSV file from Mathematica. Overall, Mathematica is highlighted as a powerful tool for this task, despite some limitations in precision for higher-order polynomials.