Some of you might not be aware, but I teach small groups of kids ages 8-16 computer programming and digital electronics. When teaching programming I often use Free Pascal and Lazarus, and try to come up with exciting ideas.
Over the past few weeks, I've taught my high school kids who have completed Algebra I programming using Linear Algebra. To help illustrate vectors, and matrices, I wrote a small program using Free Pascal to help them understand the sin(a) function. I thought I'd share the result: https://streamable.com/b5ojtt If anyone wants to help the cause of teaching kids programming with Free Pascal, I am still offering a reward of $100 for a solution to the problem of static linking libraries on Windows (see my last message on that subject). Although I and the kids I teach use Linux in our lab sessions, I'd like to make it easier for Windows users to work with the toolkit I continue to develop, Thank you for your time. Anthony
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