ion so
that every struct automatically had an inspector and so structs printed out
nicely and EXAMPLE (ie check-expect) worked for structs. Except we called
it ÖRNEK (which is example in Turkish)
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On Wednesday, August 21, 2019 at 9:20:14 PM UTC+3, cwebber wrote:
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> Chris Stephenson wri
Hi Shriram
Nice to hear from you!
In a course for 14-18 year olds where we are rigorously enforcing the
design recipe, the overwhelming majority of errors are, indeed, syntax
errors. (Except for missiing-else conds, of course)
So that was what I meant. Pyret syntax errors are reported confusin
Parantheses and learners - experience with 14-18 year olds
I have just finished giving a two week intensive course to 14-18 year olds
at the Mathematics Village near Ephesus in Turkey
The course is based on Bootstrapworld Algebra and Reactive. Internet is
very poor in the village, so we cannot
curry poly-mul *mod) (list 1) (make-polys 1000 6 10)))
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) faster the second time
(time (!!list(take 20000 triangle-numbers)))
Chris
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ct here in Turkey. I guess it is a similar
problem. We are prepared to contribute programming effort if that will
solve the problem.
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hanks for your time...
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so are the programs. Data entry and program evaluation work
fine with unicoded files.
As far as we are concerned, another great thing about Racket
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on. But natural
distributions are not uniform over a fixed range. They are bell curves
of one sort or another. If you have a natural random distribution there
will always be a skew toward the smaller digits. It is quantified as
Benford's law.
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e answers
as the ones "in the book". You get some very funny timings, because
Python arrays are not so simple. Or they weren't, the last time I tried
this.
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