Hi,<\/p>\n

The subject of this task is to display to the user an approximation of e.<\/p>\n

When a user give you a precision for example 2, you have to display e and to be sure that the two first numbers just after the coma are right.<\/p>\n

To check your result you can use the google approximation.<\/p>\n

I created two function:<\/p>\n

The first one « is_equal »\u00a0function is to respect this point of the subject:\u00a0You will want to use the infinite series to calculate the value, stopping when the accuracy is reached (previous and current calculation are the same at the specified accuracy).<\/p>\n

Be careful you use precision+1 because we want that the number is truncated \u00a0and the round function modify the result.<\/p>\n

The second function reproduced the wikipedia sum formula with factorial.<\/p>\n

Don’t forget to import the math module !<\/p>\n

I initialized in this way :<\/p>\n

e_previous = -1 -> we don’t care because the e_previous = 0 in the first iteration
\ne_current = 0 -> to respect the formula in the first iteration of the while loop
\ni = 0 -> to respect the formula 0! = 1 so e_current = 1 (the first value of the sum)<\/p>\n

Here is my code:<\/p>\n

https:\/\/github.com\/aureliemartinet\/TC101\/blob\/master\/wsq14.py<\/a><\/p>\n

Have a good day !<\/p>\n

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