Hello,
I play with random in order to approximate Pi by Monte-Carlo method.
sage: n=10^5 ; len(filter(lambda t:t, [random()^2+random^2() < 1 for k
in [1..n]])) / len([1..n])
The test looks at the point (random(), random()) and tests if it's in
the quarter circle.
The result may be about pi/4.
I get 0. Indeed the result of len is an int, not a Integer.
Must I retain that len(L) is a Python int ?
What is the advantage to get a Python int from len(L) ? What are the
others cases ?
Is it a way to get an Integer whitout change of the syntax ?
I dislike the Integer(len(....)), and in tex I code
lenORI = len ; len = Integer(lenORI))
Is there a method for Sage.
Many thanks for your advice.
François from France.
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