Hi Ken this is my sreeenshot of the ECOA Survey 😀
Hi everyone this WSQ15 was very funny because I really want to make this kind of stuff like a mini program, this WSQ might get difficult if you don’t understand what are you going to do and how? For this I recommend the following link for all of you who have doubts (like I was):…
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Estimating e was a fun task because I didn’t know how to do it because it seems like there are many ways to obtain the result, also I didn’t understand very well what I was supposed to do, but I think, I finally made it well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_%28mathematical_constant%29 https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/N%C3%BAmero_e Here’s my code 😀
This time I came with the Babylonian Method, this was a simple task but it required to think a little bit, so I’m going to show you my code, also some pages that help me. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methods_of_computing_square_roots http://mathlesstraveled.com/2009/05/18/square-roots-with-pencil-and-paper-the-babylonian-method/
Hi, this time I did a script about Greatest Common Divisor using the Euclidean Algorithm, this script was really easy, I just had to research a little bit about the Euclidean Algorithm but the rest was easy as pie, here’s my code, and the links I use for information. Link: Wiki – Euclidean Algorithm Vitutor…
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Hi this time I’m posting WSQ11 a work about Lychrel Numbers to be honest it was for me the most difficult WSQ ever, because it took me like 3 weeks to understand what I was suppose to do, but after see many pages and read a lot about Lychrel number, I finally understand everything, so…
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Hi everyone to create a Python Project you first have install and configure Python 3 use the following link if you haven’t do it yet, CONFIGURE PYTHON 3 The first step is look for IDLE in windows search. Open IDLE, as soon as it opens you are going to see the interactive shell of Python…
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Hi this is César the author of this blog, this post is made to explain some points about Python 3. This post is for Windows users. In this first post we will be seeing how to create a Python file and how to run it from the terminal, for this I’m going to use the…
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Hi this is César the author of this blog, this post is made to explain some points about Python 3. This post is for Windows users. In this first post we will be seeing how to create a Python file and how to run it from the terminal, for this I’m going to use the…
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Hi this was a good exercise to practice lists, and for i in, I had some problems that I resolved viewing the docs in python.org, finally I make it work!
Here is my code: