I should have thought of that! Here I looked at the concept of generators,
what they can do, and totally overlooked a user defined range type function
that allows floats. Any reason why range doesn't? Is it for speed, or to
keep the arguments pure (without floating point errors)?
Jacob
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On Thu, 3 Feb 2005, alieks laouhe wrote:
> from math import *
> z=0
> while z<=2*pi:
> print cos(z)
> z=z+(pi/6)
>
> ok i think this is right...
Hi Alieks,
This looks ok, and is probably the most straightforward way to do this.
For safety's sake, you may want to modify the top i
from math import *
z=0
while z<=2*pi:
print cos(z)
z=z+(pi/6)
ok i think this is right...
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