GulbuddinHekmatyar
Anyways, I’m Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, the warlord of Afghanistan y’all love to hate
Well, I was trying to learn in g-10, at the start (when I was in-class, not online) , I had some previous computer classes before (I did Virtual Basics and Scratch, html even) but I didn’t do Python (and this is supposed to be an intro, regardless of previous experience) … wtf you expect me to do?
Plus, why do you assume this of me?
Thanks, but my project requires also the results between the first and the last year the investment was increased…
As a base, I’m testing $600, 5% interest, and 6 years to wait, so I need to show the amount for years 1-5 as output, before I see final result of the 6th year…
I can’t just put:
total1 = principle * pow((1 + rate/100), 1)
print(f"Balance after {1} year/s: ${total1:.2f}")
total2 = principle * pow((1 + rate/100), 2)
print(f"Balance after {2} year/s: ${total2:.2f}")
total3 = principle * pow((1 + rate/100), 3)
print(f"Balance after {3} year/s: ${total3:.2f}")
Catholics are Christians, but Christians are not necessarily Catholic. For example, Orthodox Christians are not Catholic. Being Catholic requires, at the bare minimum, agreement with the Holy See and implicitly the dogma he endorses. Even this “minor” difference can be used to find non-Catholic Christians.
I know that, but if you ask me, it’s like saying Sunni and Muslim, one kinda emphasizes, if not “otherizes” (orientalize or occidentalize) the other… usually in a not good way…
They’re both negative. Scapegoating an outgroup is another form of demagoguery, so is decrying experienced political institutions as corrupt while claiming to be a reformer.
Pardon me if I find this confusing but this seems to be case of “There’s actually zero difference between bad and good things.” without context…
Have you fully thought through your words to type this out? 😔
