Estimating e What’s up guys! This one was really easy. I can figured out that the biggest the number, the closer it gets to the ‘e’. Here’s my code: https://github.com/JsphSalazar/WSQ-s/blob/master/WSQ14 I did some research to understand how ‘e’ works: http://www.mathsisfun.com/numbers/e-eulers-number.html http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23442596/calculate-e-in-python
Babylonian Method Hey guys, this one isn’t really difficult, you just need to understand how babylonian method works and translate that info into code. Here’s my code: https://github.com/JsphSalazar/WSQ-s/blob/master/WSQ13 Also I did some research too, I think this will help you: https://github.com/okomestudio/cs4bum/blob/master/numeric/sqrt_babylonian.py http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4532015/how-to-implement-square-root-and-exponentiation-on-arbitrary-length-numbers
Hey guys!
This is my code:
https://github.com/JsphSalazar/WSQ-s/blob/master/WSQ12
Thanks to Ken for helped me.
Also I watched this video for more comprehension:
Hi guys! Today I’m going to explain you briefly how to make a ‘Basic output’ in python which is called print(). Python has something called Built-in Functions, these are default functions that you will need to run a program correctly. print() is used to show the result of a program to the user, for example […]
Oh no! This one was a struggle that I faced with blood in my hands… Okay not just kiddin’ but honestly this was difficult. At the beginning I didn’t have idea of what I had to do. I search on internet some explanation or samples that could help me to do it. My code: https://github.com/JsphSalazar/WSQ-s/blob/master/WSQ11 […]
Oh no! This one was a struggle that I faced with blood in my hands… Okay not just kiddin’ but honestly this was difficult. At the beginning I didn’t have idea of what I had to do. I search on internet some explanation or samples that could help me to do it. My code: https://github.com/JsphSalazar/WSQ-s/blob/master/WSQ11 […]
New chapter, new things to learn. This time “Lists” are here and this chapter it’s not complicated. On thinkPython clearly describes how to use it. My code: https://github.com/JsphSalazar/WSQ-s/blob/master/WSQ10
New chapter, new things to learn. This time “Lists” are here and this chapter it’s not complicated. On thinkPython clearly describes how to use it. My code: https://github.com/JsphSalazar/WSQ-s/blob/master/WSQ10
This one was a little complicated because we can’t call math.factorial(n). So the best option was a loop with an accumulator. With ken’s help I was able to complete the task. Here’s the link of my code: https://github.com/JsphSalazar/WSQ-s/blob/master/WSQ09 
This one was a little complicated because we can’t call math.factorial(n). So the best option was a loop with an accumulator. With ken’s help I was able to complete the task. Here’s the link of my code: https://github.com/JsphSalazar/WSQ-s/blob/master/WSQ09