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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -279,7 +279,7 @@ parameter.
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How can we translate that into Perl 6? Well Math::Model bring some help
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with a very undestable way to do that, let's see it:
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- = begin code
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+ = begin code :skip-test<can't use>
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use Math::Model;
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my $m = Math::Model.new(
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At this point our model is set. We need to run the simulation and render
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a cool plot about our results:
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+ = begin code :skip-test<Snippet for explanation purposes>
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$m.integrate(:from(0), :to(8), :min-resolution(0.5));
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$m.render-svg('population growth malthus.svg', :title('population growth'));
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= end code
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capacity.
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Modifying the above code we can simulate its behaviour in time:
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use Math::Model;
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my $m = Math::Model.new(
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Our code would be:
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use Math::Model;
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my $m = Math::Model.new(
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