manifestoid Junior Member Posts: 3 From: Registered: 05-17-2006 |
Can anyone show me or tell me where to find out how to make math programs, like doing factorials and expressions and all that good stuff. Thanks |
Ereon Member Posts: 1018 From: Ohio, United States Registered: 04-12-2005 |
One question......are you going to use it to cheat in math  .------------------ "I am very good at hiding, so if you don't see me, that's where I am." Orc Outlaw, TES III Morrowind |
CoolJ Member Posts: 354 From: ny Registered: 07-11-2004 |
Hi manifestoid, and welcome to CCN!  This might have just what you need, this book has been around for a while and I would guess the code examples are pretty solid: Numerical Recipes in C - *free PDF version: There's also a version in C++ you can purchase. What language are you using and what are you trying to do? SciPy also has robust library of functions and an API you could possibly hook into (you'll need to review their licensing agreement, if your looking commercial, but it might suite you well!) |
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manifestoid Junior Member Posts: 3 From: Registered: 05-17-2006 |
Ok i'm using the free programs, Blitzbasic and Leopold. I won't be using these to cheat either, its to help me on my homework, like doing factorials and all that. Thanks |
firemaker103 Member Posts: 643 From: Registered: 07-13-2005 |
Blitzbasic isn't free. Unless... ------------------ |
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manifestoid Junior Member Posts: 3 From: Registered: 05-17-2006 |
Well i'm just using the demo version, I didn't pirate it if thats what your implying |
That_Guy Member Posts: 30 From: TN,USA Registered: 02-26-2005 |
Python might by good. search the web for "MathPy (maybe its PyMath)" or "SciPy" ------------------ |
