[Tutor] Quick Question
Glen Wheeler
wheelege@tsn.cc
Wed, 25 Apr 2001 16:05:48 +1000
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Hey guys,
I've been writing up a bunch of graphing tools in python...just for =
fun, and on paper I write x squared as x^2 - this is normal for me.
However, in python, it is x**2 - right?
My question is, what does x^2 do? It seems like x^y =3D=3D=3D x + y - =
is this true?
Thanks,
Glen.
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<DIV> I've been writing up a bunch of graphing tools in =
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