so for example you have a bag of dried milk and you want to figure out how much water
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, I added a parameter, with a default value, I naively thought everything would b&
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With this project, i convert an image into text This image: become this: the scale is based on the density of black of a letter ex: @#O%+=|i:. -> the last one is a space (@ = black, space = white) This …
space (@ = black, space = white) This is the result of the function convert cst to b/
I have discovered how to import and play ringtones using the ringtones library.
I have discovered how to import and play ringtones using the ringtones library.
The Alonzo function returns an Church numeral (rounds floats and makes negatives 0) and the Flatten Alonzo function gets it back into Number typed ints.
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…without changing the result? I know you can do it for commutative operations like addition and multiplication: $$3+5=5+3$$ $$3\times5=3\times3$$ and you can, with a different approach, do the same with division and…
But for $$a$$ and $$b$$ I only have 2D vectors, so $$c$$, the cross product, would
Link to the project ▶ Additions
Link to the project Additions Operators : Preforms NAND operation on a and b,
Please fill out these questions for all feature requests and bug reports. If you're requesting a feature, please let us know why this feature is important or useful, not just what it should do. Thanks! What browsers s…
In JavaScript, you can use return new Color(R, G, B, A); R, G, and B are 0 – 255
It was a good run, and I will miss you all… But Im quitting snap, forever! I made a project as a memorial project I will never be able to return, I'm sorry :frowning:
Quick answer: Yes (the project) owlsss April 1, 2022, 11:59pm 4 I have to, the
This: class Point: … def cross_product(self, other): return self.x * other.y – self.y * other.x … It returns a scalar, which isn't quite right, but since this is working on 2D Points, you can pr…
But for $$a$$ and $$b$$ I only have 2D vectors, so $$c$$, the cross product, would
