Hi,
@interact
def f(n=(100,(1,100000))):
def tossing():
return 1 if random() > 0.5 else 0
k=0
for i in range(n):
a = tossing()
b = tossing()
if a == b:
k += 1
print(numerical_approx(k/n))
This fails in SageMathCell but works fine in jupyter notebook. What does
this reveal?
(1) This is a just temporary bug in SageMathCell, and should be fixed by
the normal procedure via Trac.
(2) SageMathCell is not maintained as much as Jupyter notebook
(3) There is no test framework for sage interacts like our sage doctest
framework
Which are true?
Kwankyu
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