Good morning, my dears, could you help me? Recently, I have been learning programming in smath. My question is whether it is possible to make a multiple input in a repetition structure, whether it is a For... That is, an example if I had several geometric figures, for example, a triangle with different measurements, let's put a number that is 100 triangles with different measurements and I would like to program with the help of a repetition structure to instruct the dimensions of each triangle to find its area

Example
For I from 1 to N Do
Input(B, H) ;
Area_(I)=0.5*B*H
End;

Is there a way to do this in smath?

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...let's put a number that is 100 triangles with different measurements and I would like to program with the help of a repetition structure to instruct the dimensions of each triangle to find its area

Example
For I from 1 to N Do
Input(B, H) ;
Area_(I)=0.5*B*H
End;

Is there a way to do this in smath?

Hi Danuko, maybe an easy way to do you need is program a simple function and define the input as a matrix:



and here is the file: TriangleAreas.sm (5,6 KiB) descargado 1387 vez(es).

Best,
Oscar

I wonder whether you really want to input hundred of triangle specifications inside SMath.
Using matrices for input usually is a nightmare because you neither can insert rows nor can you delete ones without resorting to some programming.
You could, however, build a sort of editor with append, insert, delete functions for the data storage.

I'd prefer a multicolumn text file (e.g. csv format) and the use of the importData() function.

As suggested Post # 3, you can manipulate
your long rectangular triangles dimensions.
Those offered algo style collapsed.

Zillions.sm (34,43 KiB) descargado 1424 vez(es).

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your long rectangular triangles dimensions.

You can even construct random or on some governing function.
All those single output values, can you pass to a music system ?