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That sounds right. The only exception (that I can think of) is any constant sequence.
sin(n) would be oscillating, but not periodic.
Hi ganesh
Maybe he has to simulate if the pickup line works.
No problem. ![]()
The volume is now easy to compute.
I participated in the competition organized by our country, but that's pretty much it.
Hi Agnishom
Yes.
Hi Shivam
Yeah, bobbym changed it manually.
Or, even more simple - grass.
Because some words contain swear words without being swear words themselves.
He changed it manually.
You cannot regex, because you don't really want the filter to always check the words.
Because the filter doesn't check parts of words.
You got that from this?
Yep.
The first language I learned was Pascal.
Tangram wrote:But really, any language that Turing complete is functionally equivalent to any other.
Not really.
Agreed. There's a reason no real programmers use Brainmath.
Is it a fourth degree equation?
Yes, it is.
Cardano could solve this by hand.
I think I'm something between the first two.
What about you, bobbym?
Hi jjoy and Bob
All of the edges of XX'YY' are midsegments of respective triangles made by diagonals of the larger quadrilateral.
Well, the opposite sides are equal and parallel...
Haven't checked your new solution yet, but XX'YY' is not an isosceles trapezium, it's a parallelogram. ![]()
EDIT: Actually, yes, it's both, but calling it a parallelogram is more restrictive. ![]()
EDIT #2: And, yes, it is also a rectangle ![]()
It works in Chrome for me, too.
Hi Bob
How would you use Pythag on YY'Z? It's not a right triangle.