 | 1 | initial version |
def F(n) : return exp(log(n))
def test1(n) : return n == F(n)
[test1(i) for i in (4..8)]
gives [4 == 4, 5 == 5, 6 == 6, 7 == 7, 8 == 8]
def G(n) : return n
def test2(n) : return n == G(n)
[test2(i) for i in (4..8)]
gives [True, True, True, True, True]
What do I have to do so that test1 gives the same result as test2?
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
def F(n) : return exp(log(n))
def test1(n) : return n == F(n)
[test1(i) for i in (4..8)]
gives [4 == 4, 5 == 5, 6 == 6, 7 == 7, 8 == 8]
def G(n) : return n
def test2(n) : return n == G(n)
[test2(i) for i in (4..8)]
gives [True, True, True, True, True]
What do I have to do so that test1 gives the same result as test2?
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
gives [4 == 4, 5 == 5, 6 == 6, 7 == 7, 8 == 8]
gives [True, True, True, True, True]
What do I have to do so that test1 gives the same result as test2?
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