Calculus

[Kemp Randy-W18971]

Wait a minute!  Wasn't Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz one of the founders of Calculus?  And wasn't he also a philosopher, who with his world of monads, said that this is the best of all possible worlds?  And didn't the gentlemen direct his question to the Python group?  In essence, he is following the philosophy of Leibniz.

-----Original Message-----
From: Sheila King [mailto:sheila at spamcop.net]
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 9:05 AM
To: python-list at python.org
Subject: Re: Calculus


On Tue, 03 Jul 2001 08:55:32 -0400 (EDT), Andrew Todd <aetodd at wm.edu>
wrote in comp.lang.python in article
<mailman.994164981.2922.python-list at python.org>:

:I wrote:
:>Is there a calculus module? I couldn't find one.
:
:Sheila King wrote:
:>What are you talking about? Do you mean a newsgroup for 
:>discussing calculus?
:
:No. I probably was too brief. I meant a module for Python 
:that has functions commonly used in Calculus. For example, 
:the Simpsons Rule, and the formula that allows you to find 
:the error. Sorry for the confusion.

Oh, shoot, I canceled that message, about two minutes after I posted it.
I see it made it to the mailing list half of this group, though. :(

I forgot what newsgroup I was reading when I posted that. (I thought I
was in a completely different hierarchy, not even comp.* )

Sorry for my stupid message!

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