This is the third homework for computational physics fall 2023. It is about the implementation of a classical mechanics function (e.g. calculating the speed of a falling object) as a python function including various functional as an argument in another function. It is mainly focused on implementing functional programming concepts.
active 2023-10-03 → 2023-10-13 (UTC)
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