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Why not go all the way, and write ω₀ :-) I don't often write complicated formulae, but I do find it easier to use the original symbols if possible. Its one le
by Symbiote 5y ago
Why not go all the way, and write ω₀ :-)
I don't often write complicated formulae, but I do find it easier to use the original symbols if possible. Its one less thing to think about when comparing the source code with a mathematical description of the algorithm.
- sharikous 5y agobelieve it or not but the ₀ (u2080) is not allowed in Python, it's not for a lack of trying :) for some reason the entire Unicode "No" (Number, other) category is not included in the admissible character list for identifiers