HACKTOBERFEST: Approximation of pi and plotting example #11
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Added Approximating pi script and an example script on hot to plot a function using matplotlib.
Approximating pi
This script is useful to show a way to approximate the value of pi using a Monte Carlo method. It is also optimized using the
@jit(just-in-time) decorator from the numba library.To see different approximations you just need to modify the argument passed to the main function.
Plotting a function
This script contains an example of plotting a function using
matplotlib. Feel free to modify the value ofyto obtain different functions that depend onx.