> better to put your mathematics in the comments, than the reverse I respectfully, and strongly, disagree. Try to implement the conjugate gradient algorithm (

> better to put your mathematics in the comments, than the reverse I respectfully, and strongly, disagree. Try to implement the conjugate gradient algorithm (or a variation of it) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conjugate_gradient_method https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conjugate_gradient_method Using your style, you will obtain an unreadable mess. Better make your code isomorphic to your math, and then explain the meaning of everything in the comments. > force = (g_constant * mass[0] * mass[1])/(radius 2) > Communicates far more than the algebraic alternative. I don't see how this is clearer than something like this // Newton's law of gravitation // // m : mass of first body // M : mass of second body // G : universal gravitational constant // r : distance between the two bodies // F : force between the two bodies F = G * m * M / (r^2)