So today I tried to write a program which would print out, say, 1000
digits of pi. I figured I’d do this by assigning a… variable…
to be a bignum… crap, Ruby is duck typing! I mean, yay?
Ok, so to the point. How do I tell Ruby to print a value (.to_f) to a
certain number of integers? .to_f(1000)? And also, how do I write
tan, cos, sin, etc. in Ruby?
Thanks for the help,
math rulez
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So today I tried to write a program which would print out, say, 1000
digits of pi. I figured I’d do this by assigning a… variable…
to be a bignum… crap, Ruby is duck typing! I mean, yay?
Ok, so to the point. How do I tell Ruby to print a value (.to_f) to a
certain number of integers? .to_f(1000)? And also, how do I write
tan, cos, sin, etc. in Ruby?
I havent done this with numbers but you could use:
number.to_s[0…1000]
If u can do that without the convertion it should be better, but if
not i hope my solution helps you.