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is Python-syntax-in-CAS less accurate than PPL?
09-28-2018, 11:31 PM
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RE: is Python-syntax-in-CAS less accurate than PPL?
(09-28-2018 11:18 PM)StephenG1CMZ Wrote:  Oh, silly me - I adjusted the 0 and overlooked the upper limit.

My thoughts on including the "math" prefix were to ensure I was getting "Python" tan, rather than conceivably being given the PPL tan or the CAS tan.

In pure Python I believe it should be more efficient to import once before the FOR loop, but I haven't got that to compile yet on the Prime.

I don't believe there is a"python tan". Really, it is wrapping around CAS objects and functions with a pre-parser wrapper that compiles it to equivalent CAS syntax. It probably is just the equivalent internally of tan(<approx_num>) and so on.

TW

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RE: is Python-syntax-in-CAS less accurate than PPL? - Tim Wessman - 09-28-2018 11:31 PM



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