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All of this allows us to create computational models that are modeling real-world physical phenomenon that can help you gain an understanding and insight into physics concepts that you will interact within this class. | All of this allows us to create computational models that are modeling real-world physical phenomenon that can help you gain an understanding and insight into physics concepts that you will interact within this class. | ||
- | ===== PhysUtil ===== | ||
- | The majority of the codes that you will use in this class will start with two lines. The first line tells the program which version of Glowscript it is using: " | ||
- | The second line which will not always be there but will be the majority of the time will be " | + | Below is a list of errors or unexpected behaviors |
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- | * generate motion maps, {{: | + | |
- | * plot graphs, {{: | + | |
- | * make timers, | + | |
- | * import CSV data | + | |
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- | For folks who are interested in learning more about PhysUtil and what it does, there is extensive documentation for PhysUtil at [[https:// | + | |
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- | Message from Paul: //{You will have heard me say this already but I want to reaffirm that you are not expected to learn a whole language when taking this class. The focus is on gaining an understanding of how to read code and make small edits. Before designing | + | |
===== Python Troubleshooting ===== | ===== Python Troubleshooting ===== |