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I going to learn Raylib I learned enough C from K&R C book, I have a couple of books like Thomas calculus, mathematics by V.A Gusev, College algebra by willey custom, IGCSE mathematics core and extended everytime I read college algebra or IGCSE and smth that doesn't make sense to me I stop reading and I say to myself math is not for me how do I know if it's not for me or I'm just a loser who quits really fast will any of these books I mentioned above help me with game development or math in general for someone who sucks at math
I SUCK AT MATH
Hey anons I really suck at math and I need a good roadmap or smth, I really suck at simple multiplication where should I start.I going to learn Raylib I learned enough C from K&R C book, I have a couple of books like Thomas calculus, mathematics by V.A Gusev, College algebra by willey custom, IGCSE mathematics core and extended everytime I read college algebra or IGCSE and smth that doesn't make sense to me I stop reading and I say to myself math is not for me how do I know if it's not for me or I'm just a loser who quits really fast will any of these books I mentioned above help me with game development or math in general for someone who sucks at math
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Writing a simple CAS in Python
In my downtime, I'm writing a CAS in Python. It has to be from scratch, because I want it to fit on my calculator, and all of the solutions out there import a lot of data. Currently, there are two separate programs, one which can do full polynomial arithmetic, but you have to type in the polynomial in program form, as a list of coefficients starting from x^0. I'm working on merging it with the CAS interface, which will evaluate expressions recursively. For example: (sin x)^2 is sin inputted into the function f(y) = y^2. Though I don't have time to make this logic perfect, it will be interesting to learn how to program a u-substitution for arbitrary input.
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