Multiplication
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2 * 3 = 6
Here's a quick script I made in google collab with python that allows you to automate this process:
https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1tEHY2OEppBEERzPbD04Fsa6l6_30INCj?authuser=1
Here's a quick script I made in google collab with python that allows you to automate this process:
https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1tEHY2OEppBEERzPbD04Fsa6l6_30INCj?authuser=1
Esteem
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How many programming languages have you learned so far?
SoftwareSlicer
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I mainly know Python and a little bit of C. I also have some basic knowledge in web development with HTML and JavaScript although I haven't really looked into that thoroughly.
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That’s cool!
My main focus is Java right now, I have started programming last year and doing some projects whenever I have time.
Right now I trying to develop a program which creates a food plan for me taking my weight (current and goal), height, age etc. into consideration, since I enjoy going to gym.
I heard that python is very similar to Java, but never really looked into it
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I actually didn't program what I intended correctly. I thought you were simply supposed to just program something that would multiply n by n+1 with n being the number of times you want to run the loop although I didn't realize that the intent was to have the result of the multiplication be multiplied by the result+1.
I just fixed the program so it does what Bopl intended.
The fourth result for instance would be 42 * 43 = 1,806 while the fifth result would be 1,806 * 1,807 = 3,263,442
I just fixed the program so it does what Bopl intended.
The fourth result for instance would be 42 * 43 = 1,806 while the fifth result would be 1,806 * 1,807 = 3,263,442
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sorry my brain isn’t big enough for that
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To summarize, I changed my program as I realized it wasn't actually doing what Bopl asked.
Unfortunately though it seems like after 22 numbers, My program simply crashes anyways as the numbers are too large for my computer to process. This is because the numbers that are being worked with are hundreds or even thousands of digits long which seems rather difficult to work with.
Unfortunately though it seems like after 22 numbers, My program simply crashes anyways as the numbers are too large for my computer to process. This is because the numbers that are being worked with are hundreds or even thousands of digits long which seems rather difficult to work with.
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not for my ants brain-
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yes i only have one
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you can make a function that does this in one line of code in JavaScript
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i'm interested in what you implemented to get this result lol