At the beginning it was hard for me to understand what the wsq do, and then I could understand it is not calculating e^x, it calculates e with the number of digits the user wants. And here is my code: https://github.com/lulisgarciap/wsq11/blob/master/wsq14.py 
For euler exercise i wrote this code: https://github.com/lulisgarciap/quiz11/blob/master/eu.py And this for the question 2: https://github.com/lulisgarciap/quiz11/blob/master/banana.py 
Hey! this wsq is about the Euclid’s algortihm, to find the greatest common divisor, at the beginning, I was making a longer code, but one of my classmate showed me this way to do it, and it’s the same in a shorter way. here’s the code: https://github.com/lulisgarciap/wsq11/blob/master/wsq12.py
Done!! =) Of course I said Ken’s class is the nicest one haha, really did!
Check out the video I recorded about while loop!! :
This is a video, sorry for the noise, but libraries in Mexico are not as they should be (quiet).
Hey! This is really easy, you just need to write a code (in my case, I have Atom to do it, you can use the one you prefer). Once you have your code, or before starting you can save it as… with the extensión “.py”, then it will know it is a Python file. Let […]
This wsq11 took me a long time to do it. Lychrel numbers are not easy to calculate! This is my code: https://github.com/lulisgarciap/wsq11/tree/master
Hi Friends! Now this is an exercise for Python 3 about making 2 lists. The final result will be the sum of the products of the ítems in both lists. I used the loop “for” to code. This is my code in Github: https://github.com/lulisgarciap/quiz08/blob/master/p1.py
For this WSQ we need to make an empty list. And the user will give 10 numbers, then the program will give the average and the estándar deviation of them. I imported the module statistics for stdev. This is my code: https://github.com/lulisgarciap/WSQ/blob/master/WSQ10