1 | initial version |
No elaborate solution (some knowledge of f
and g
would come handy). A couple of hints :
The syntax of a conditional expression in Sage is : result-if true if condition else result-if-false
. No comma involved.
implicit_plot3d?
might make your day (see the region
argument)... but is damn heavy !
In the current implementations of plot3d
, friends and cousins, points having value float(nan)
do not plot. This might come handy but is not documented and might go without warning at the next revision of those functions.
2 | No.2 Revision |
No elaborate solution (some knowledge of f
and g
would come handy). A couple of hints :
The syntax of a conditional expression in Sage is : result-if true if condition else result-if-false
. No comma involved.
implicit_plot3d?
might make your day (see the region
argument)... but is damn heavy !
In the current implementations of plot3d
, friends and cousins, points having value
do not plot. This might come handy but is not documented and might go without warning at the next revision of those functions.float(nan)float("nan")
3 | No.3 Revision |
No elaborate solution (some knowledge of f
and g
would come handy). A couple of hints :
The syntax of a conditional expression in Sage is : result-if true if condition else result-if-false
. No comma involved.
implicit_plot3d?
might make your day (see the region
argument)... but is damn heavy !
In the current implementations of plot3d
, friends and cousins, points having value float("nan")
do not plot. This might come handy but is not documented and might go without warning at the next revision of those functions.
4 | No.4 Revision |
No elaborate solution (some knowledge of f
and g
would come handy). A couple of hints :
The syntax of a conditional expression in Sage is : result-if true if condition else result-if-false
. No comma involved.
implicit_plot3d?
might make your day (see the region
argument)... but is damn heavy !
In the current implementations of plot3d
, friends and cousins, points having value
do not plot. This might come handy but is not documented and might go without warning at the next revision of those functions.float("nan")float('nan')