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Use digits of Pi to draw a picture in C#
The article 10 stunning images show the beauty hidden in pi shows several ways to use Pi to generate pictures. This example demonstrates one of them. The program starts drawing at the origin (0, 0). It then scans through the … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, approximation, C#, C# programming, convergence, digits of Pi, drawing, error, example, example program, graphics, image of pi, mathematics, Pi, Pi Day, pi image, strings, Windows Forms programming
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Find patterns within Pi in C#
March 14 is known as Pi Day because its numeric representation 3/14 includes the first three digits of Pi: 3.14. (At least in the United States. In Europe where they usually write dates month first, Pi Day is July 22 … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, approximation, C#, C# programming, convergence, digits of Pi, error, example, example program, mathematics, Pi, Pi Day, strings, Windows Forms programming
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Use the Obsolete attribute in C#
The Obsolete attribute tells the C# IDE that a method is outdated and should no longer be used. You can include a string to display to the developer. The string usually tells what newer method to use instead of the … Continue reading
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Tagged attributes, C#, C# programming, error, example, example program, obsolete, obsolete attribute, task window, warning, Windows Forms programming
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Graph several pi approximations in C#
This example graphs pi approximations by combining the techniques described in the following two posts: Approximate pi using several different methods in C# Graph pi approximations in C# For each series, the program uses the series to generate approximations for … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, approximation, Arcsine, C#, C# programming, convergence, error, example, example program, geometry, graphics, Gregory, Gregory-Leibniz, Leibniz, mathematics, Newton, Nilakantha, Pi, Pi Day, sequence, series, Windows Forms programming
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Approximate pi using several different methods in C#
The post In honor of Pi Day (3.14), approximate pi in C# uses the following sequence to approximate pi. That sequence is elegant but unfortunately it converges very slowly so you need to take a lot of terms to get … Continue reading
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Graph pi approximations in C#
My post In honor of Pi Day (3.14), approximate pi in C# uses the following series to approximate the value π. As you add terms to the series, the approximation alternates between values that are above and below the true … Continue reading
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In honor of Pi Day (3.14), approximate pi in C#
There are several ways to calculate π. Many use an infinite series such as the following one. This isn’t necessarily the best series to use, but it is relatively simple. When the program starts, it uses the following code to … Continue reading
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