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[biggest yikes]

EDIT: Could an admin lock/delete this topic?

Edited by Atenefyr, 03 May 2015 - 08:23 PM.

[raduczoid]

Thx, it was exactly something I needed:)

[Lyqyd]

This is well below the level of quality we expect in a tutorial.

[biggest yikes]

I'm sorry about that, if it's true.
I just felt like it might be of some use, as the 2nd reply.

[Lyqyd]

You essentially just copied the documentation for some arbitrary subset of the math library and added a few mostly useless ("this is self explanatory" adds nothing) comments.

[distantcam]

Most of your explanations are "self-explanatory" which, if people need help, means that it's not explaining itself properly to them. Saying something is self-explanatory in a tutorial is just lazy.

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math.pow [2 inputs needed, e.g, 1,5]:
"Returns 1st input^2nd input."
Self-explanatory. math.pow(1,5) returns the value 1^5, e.g

Take this part for example.

• There's no example code so it's difficult for a beginner to know how to call this.
  
• Saying it returns 1st input ^ 2nd input is not useful if people don't know what ^ does.
  
• Again, not self-explanatory.
  
• You forgot the result of your example, and 1^5 = 1 is a bad example to use in a power function.