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x | |||
and you'll see | and you'll see | ||
1 | |||
Type | |||
x=1.01 | |||
and then after you type "x" you'll see | |||
x | |||
1.01 | |||
Clearly you have a real-time calculator in hand, so try something more exciting. | |||
x=1.01 | |||
y=1.0001 | |||
x/y | |||
and you'll see something like this | |||
1.0098990100989902 | |||
Modify that with | |||
z=x/y | |||
z | |||
and you'll see the same result. But now try | |||
int(z) | |||
and you'll see | |||
1 | 1 |
Revision as of 06:46, 7 February 2013
This page contains examples and links to programs used for our Research Methods - Programming with Python short course.
Very simple Python
Start a Python interactive session using the "python" command to get a >>> prompt.
Type
x=1
and then simply
x
and you'll see
1
Type
x=1.01
and then after you type "x" you'll see
x 1.01
Clearly you have a real-time calculator in hand, so try something more exciting.
x=1.01 y=1.0001 x/y
and you'll see something like this
1.0098990100989902
Modify that with
z=x/y z
and you'll see the same result. But now try
int(z)
and you'll see
1