SEF9 - 51 Programming Concepts Lesson 01 (Numerical calculations in Python are easy. )

LESSON 01 PYTHON ==> LEARNING POINTS
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Some learning points for python programs in this tutorial are:

# (1) We show how to call and invoke a pre-defined function in
# a separate python file (module) and use it in another file.
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# (2) We can use the pre-defined function in a scalar manner (PART 1),
# or in an array manner (PART 2).
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# (3) We can calculate and display results for each set of values
# in the array using multiply nested "for loops" (PART 2).
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# (4) We plot the calculated values for the function results (PART 3)
# for simple interest, and (PART 4) for compound interest.
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# (5) We show how to plot two graphs in one diagram (PART 5)
# and introduce a legend in the diagram.
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# (6) The kuntakinte(n) function shows that we can pass a number
# to a function, but the functions outputs a result that is
# different to our "normal sense" of how a function should behave.
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# The kuntakinte(n) function is really funny. How strange is it?
# Read the python script that runs the kuntakinte(n) function provided.
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# Can we be even sure that the kuntakinte(n) function will always
# terminate (stop) for any integer value we input to it?
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call_functions.py
financial_functions.py
kuntakinte-01.py

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