My problem in learning Mathematic is not the maths (I'm fairly competent in maths), but finding a suitable goal to work to. I bought Schaum's outline on Mathematica, but got bored doing exercise after exercise. Alan. I didn't know about the book Schaum's outline on Mathematica. Thanks for mentionin...

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Mon Feb 26, 2018 8:16 pm

My pleasure.

I'm not a total beginner, but am still dipping my toes in the water.

Alan.

I'm trying to do the same.
It's nearly 50 years ago I was a math teacher.
Have forgotten a lot. So I'm refreshing my (old) brains.

Thanks very much Alan. For your solution and for your tip
That's what I was looking for.
I'm a total beginner.( not in mathematics, but in Mathematica)

Can somebody tell me how to plot a circle with formula x^2 +y^2 +8x + 7 = 0 in Mathematica (on a raspberry pi3 + raspbian).
Without converting the formula to x-a)^2+(y-b)^2=r^2.

I'm looking for something like: Plot[x^2 +y^2 +8x + 7 = 0, ...??.....].

Is this possible?

OS: Raspbian Jessie Device: RPI-0-W On this site: http://www.meccanismocomplesso.org/en/picamera-pir-movement-detector-un-sistema-di-sorveglianza/ is written: If you want to run programs in Python using the GPIO pins, remember to do it as sudo. My RPI-0-W is running 2 programs which I have put in my...

I have a raspberrypi-0-W with Raspbian(Jessie) Connected to the pi is a PIR (motion) sensor. Motion is detected by a python program using interrupts. When the sensor detects motion, it sends a signal via WiFi to a receiver which gives a visible and audio signal. That all works well on a breadboard. ...

Can a sd card from a Raspberry Pi 2 be swapped into a Raspberry PI Zero-W ?

paddyg wrote:the standard arduino

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bool dmpReady;
setup() {
  dmpReady = false;
}
loop() {
  dmpReady = !dmpReady;
}
in python is

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dmpReady = False
while True:
  dmpReady = not dmpReady

Thanks, I got it working !

For an Arduino project I made a C++ file like this: void setup() display a fixed text on a 20x4 LCD display void main() detect motion from a sensor How do I go forward to do the same in Python (for Raspberry pi) ? So, the text on the display should only be setup once. The text doesn't change. The m...

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For an Arduino project I made a C++ file like this: void setup() display a fixed text on a 20x4 LCD display void main() detect motion from a sensor How do I go forward to do the same in Python (for Raspberry pi) ? So, the text on the display should only be setup once. The text doesn't change. The mo...

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