You are a master in explaining and exemplifying complex matters. Thanks for your kind spending lots of time to make these 20 minutes of very illustrative work on discrete integration.
I am seeing this content in my computational physics course and it is really great to have an overview from a different perspective! Thank you so much and I'm looking forward to future videos like this!
lambda statements are used to create what is known as an anonymous function. Here I use them to define a function on one line. This was apparently a very stupid thing to do because it is not particularly pedagogical. See how lambda functions compare to regular functions here, for instance: realpython.com/python-lambda/#first-example
You are a master in explaining and exemplifying complex matters. Thanks for your kind spending lots of time to make these 20 minutes of very illustrative work on discrete integration.
I am seeing this content in my computational physics course and it is really great to have an overview from a different perspective! Thank you so much and I'm looking forward to future videos like this!
what python complier do you use .
I didn't quite understand what the whole lambda stuff was...I got lost there... :/
lambda statements are used to create what is known as an anonymous function. Here I use them to define a function on one line. This was apparently a very stupid thing to do because it is not particularly pedagogical. See how lambda functions compare to regular functions here, for instance: realpython.com/python-lambda/#first-example