Tag: range

Posted in Beginner Numbers

Have we already seen this number? (deja vu again)

I had a phone interview for a Python job the other day. It started out really well, he was very… read more Have we already seen this number? (deja vu again)

Posted in Basic Numbers

Number guessing game

The number guessing game incorporates several simple but important elements of elementary programming and is a good candidate for an… read more Number guessing game

Posted in Basic

Stars and Stripes

A variation on the Stars and Stripes American Flag for Independence Day. It’s an exercise in the use of transparency in… read more Stars and Stripes

Posted in Beginner Turtle

A Fake Circle made of Straight Lines

Inspired by this post on Reddit, I wrote this little script to do the same thing. The circle is an… read more A Fake Circle made of Straight Lines

Posted in Basic Numbers

Playing in Python with Pickover’s Premise per Pi

My favourite tweeter is Clifford A. Pickover. His tweets are delightful nuggets of math, physics & more. I have a copy… read more Playing in Python with Pickover’s Premise per Pi

Posted in Beginner Games

A Graphical Dice Simulator

This PyGame program simulates the roll of a die (or dice if you prefer). It’s a fairly simple, straightforward thing… read more A Graphical Dice Simulator

Posted in Basic Turtle

Random Walk

A colourful random walk. The basic idea is very simple: choose a random heading in the range 0:360 degrees. Step… read more Random Walk

Posted in Basic Fractals

Naive Mandelbrot Set

This is your basic Mandelbrot Set plotter. Very little effort made to speed it up, except for plotting top &… read more Naive Mandelbrot Set

Posted in Basic Numbers

FizzBuzz

This is apparently a well-known interview question (but not one I was ever asked). Print the numbers 1 to 100,… read more FizzBuzz