Comments on The Beginner Programmer: Basic physics and Python: simple harmonic motion

Thanks for the lovely simulation codes, man.

2021-10-28T05:43:30.920+01:00

Thanks for the lovely simulation codes, man.

hey i'm having a problem programing a spring w...

2020-04-30T03:13:12.475+01:00

hey i'm having a problem programing a spring with potential and gravitational energy using the formula (1/2)Kx^2 + (1/6)Yx^3, i know we have to derive that to get force but i can't seem to add it up to create a cubic or more cubic graph. please help!!!!

please if possible explain the meaning of p1 = ...

2019-01-05T12:01:47.922+00:00

please if possible explain the meaning of
p1 = [position(fun(counter))[0][0],position(fun(counter))[0][1]]
p2 = [position(fun(counter))[1][0],position(fun(counter))[1][1]]
p3 = [position(fun(counter))[2][0],position(fun(counter))[2][1]]
p4 = [position(fun(counter))[3][0],position(fun(counter))[3][1]]

2018-11-02T10:54:15.928+00:00

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That's some horribly inefficient and convolute...

2018-02-08T16:25:03.793+00:00

That's some horribly inefficient and convoluted code on my behalf I'm afraid! :D that line simply returns p1 from the position function, you could replace it with p1 = position(fun(counter))[0]. p1 is one of the four points you need to draw a rectangle.

plt.gca does nothing, it's a comment.

p1 = [position(fun(counter))[0][0],position(fun(co...

2018-02-07T09:22:29.858+00:00

p1 = [position(fun(counter))[0][0],position(fun(counter))[0][1]] can i know what does this line do ? im new to python , i search for plt.gca and i still dun get it

Thanks for reading Marty!

2016-12-21T18:56:12.253+00:00

Thanks for reading Marty!

Thanks. I'd like to write an animation progra...

2016-12-19T13:19:45.176+00:00

Thanks. I'd like to write an animation program that simulates the forces of gravitational attraction between two bodies. First have to learn how to use animate.