#webvpython — Public Fediverse posts
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If you like #randomwalks and #histograms - I have this for you. An animated histogram using #WebVPython
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If you like #randomwalks and #histograms - I have this for you. An animated histogram using #WebVPython
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If you like #randomwalks and #histograms - I have this for you. An animated histogram using #WebVPython
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If you like #randomwalks and #histograms - I have this for you. An animated histogram using #WebVPython
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If you like #randomwalks and #histograms - I have this for you. An animated histogram using #WebVPython
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There isn't a built in histogram in #WebVPython - here's how to make one yourself (bonus, normal distribution function included). #python
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#randomwalks are just fun to model in #python. Here's a very detailed post about how to make it work in #webvpython. Oh, technically, it could be #physics too.
https://rjallain.medium.com/modeling-random-walks-in-python-for-fun-and-no-profit-3938fb833f3b
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In case you have not already heard, Bruce Sherwood is stepping down as lead developer for VPython and Web VPython. Steve Spickelmire will now fill that role. #VPython #WebVPython #GlowScript
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New #python #physics video. Here I attempt to model a chain sliding off a table using #WebVPython.
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New #physics #lagrangian video - a chain sliding off a table (yes, animated in #webvpython of course)
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New #python video - using #webVpython to animate a class question about circular motion.
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New #python video - modeling the motion of a wolf chasing a hare with #webVpython
(code included)
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Modeling a wave pulse on a string with #python and #physics #finitedifference #webvpython
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For my #physics students, here are all the #python tools you need using #WebVPython
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#WebVPython doesn't have a built in way to find the best fit line - so I built a least squares function. #python
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One of the best things about #python and #WebVPython is the ability to create visualizations. Here is how to show the shape of the magnetic field around a wire.
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From Bruce Sherwood:
“Ruth Chabay has updated the VPython documentation for the new group option. In the Help, use the search option to find "group", or go directly to
https://www.glowscript.org/docs/VPythonDocs/group.html
The new group feature is not yet available in the vpython module used with installed Python.”
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Because this is brand new, the documentation is not yet in the Help, but here are two sample programs whose code you can examine to get the main ideas:
https://www.glowscript.org/#/user/Bruce_Sherwood/folder/Examples/program/group-car
https://www.glowscript.org/#/user/Bruce_Sherwood/folder/Examples/program/group-miscellany
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From Bruce Sherwood:
“Thanks to major help from Steve Spicklemire, plus useful comments by Ruth Chabay, there is a new feature in Web VPython (not yet available in the vpython module for installed Python). You can now create a "group" and place objects in that group. You can then move all the grouped objects together, with a single statement. In addition to moving the group, you can rotate the group, make all the objects invisible or visible, or change the colors of the objects.” #WebVPython
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From Bruce Sherwood just now:
“Many thanks to Ruth Chabay for creating much better, searchable VPython documentation!
(It is possible that you might need to clear the browser cache to get the Help.)”
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In Web VPython, the helix object has a new feature. You can set the property ccw = True to get counterclockwise coils. Setting cow = False gives clockwise coils. #ITeachPhysics #WebVPython
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New #physics #python video - sometimes it's easier to use physics to create a nice visualization of the electric field. Here's how to do that with #WebVpython (code included)
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New #physics #python video - going over the important parts of python lists for numerical calculations. Note: this is for #WebVPython - not using numpy arrays.
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Here's my #python tutorial to make an animated electromagnetic wave using #WebVPython and #phyiscs
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Do you get a syntax error when you execute the following code in Chrome on Windows? Or do you get something like "run.js:76 Failed to execute 'postMessage' on 'DOMWindow': The target origin provided ('https://sandbox.glowscript.org') does not match the recipient window's origin ('https://www.glowscript.org')."
Web VPython 3.2
a = 3m
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This account will serve users of VPython for Jupyter Notebook and WebVPython (aka GlowScript). It is maintained by Joe Heafner (@heafnerj). It was created with the permission of VPython's creators and developers Bruce Sherwood and Ruth Chabay. #VPython #WebVPython #Computation #Physics #ITeachPhysics #GlowScript
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Welcome to the new home for VPython and WebVPython! Please be patient as I get things organized.
#VPython #WebVPython #GlowScript #ITeachPhysics #Computation #Physics