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It isnt good idea to store such values in code. I think it is something that computed when a programming environment is booting up. E.g. when you run "python",
by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
It isnt good idea to store such values in code. I think it is something that computed when a programming environment is booting up. E.g. when you run "python", or install "python".
I try to understand how Math.sin works. There is Math.cos. It is sin +90 degrees. So not all of them is something that completes a big puzzle.
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- BigTTYGothGF 7mo agoThere's no nice way of saying this, and I mean no malice here, but I think you're exceptionally confused or ignorant, and I don't think it would be rewarding for either of us to continue this conversation.
- fatih-erikli-cg 7mo agoIt's ok if you don't reply If you don't have something to add to my saying. I think it is generated in like for x in range(0, 90): for y in range(0, 90): if xx + yy < 90*90: # it is in circle So for the each x, the one that has the greatest y will be the sin. Something like floatrange(0,1,0.001) may work too.
- BigTTYGothGF 7mo ago> I think it is generated in like You can think whatever you want, that's no substitute for being correct.
- fatih-erikli-cg 7mo agoThis is not about being correct. Posted article looks like a clickbait. I am digging what really is about. I would like to dig more Imho. I am looking for work here.