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  1. ratwolf

    Hi

    thank you
  2. ratwolf

    Hello from NOLA

    welcome
  3. ratwolf

    Profile Post Question / Problem

    o,k, I had this idea too, a subtle hint about it would be nice...
  4. ratwolf

    Profile Post Question / Problem

    Maybe I am stupid, but except an unwanted Banner after unlocking CodeForum from my AdBlocker I do not see any text box in my profile where I could post a status message? I tried Safari and Chrome...
  5. ratwolf

    Hi

    Hi, from Nuremberg Germany. Just recently joined this forum. Ralf
  6. ratwolf

    Helpful tools and Resources

    SageMath A free Open Source math software Mission: To create a usable, free, open source alternative to Magma, Maple, Mathematica and Matlab. Can use command line or notebooks JupyterLab / Jupyter Notebook You should think of SageMath as Python with extras :-) https://www.sagemath.org/
  7. ratwolf

    Fun activity Say hello... in a coding language!

    def introduce(): print("Hi there 👋") print("\nmy name is Ralf\n") print("🔭 I’m currently working on: Hopalong Attractor") print("🌱 I’m currently learning: Python, Rust and Julia") # Call the function to display the introduction introduce()
  8. ratwolf

    Python Problem with code

    In this case precio simplifies to precio=199×0.75 The number 199 is an integer, so it is represented exactly in memory. The number 0.75 (which is 3/4) is a finite binary fraction and can also be represented exactly in floating-point arithmetic. When multiplying 199 by 0.75, the result is...
  9. ratwolf

    Helpful tools and Resources

    I would add Geany as IDE https://www.geany.org/
  10. ratwolf

    Generative Density Approximation for Deterministic Point Patterns: The Hopalong Attractor

    Detailed description and code, see: Github
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