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| So I have developed a new game in WL. The game concept is novel (so I believe) and is both entertaining and educational, requiring the application of both knowledge and logic, and could serve as a very effective pedagogical tool in middle/high... |
| Thanks Bob. Two excellent solutions here. Much appreciated. |
| Thanks Clayton! |
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| Rafal, Thanks for the further detailed explanation. I've been experiencing some difficulty creating HDF5 files in WL and reading them into Python, and vice-versa. If you happened to have a couple of canned examples of how the function... |
| Hi Sander, I didn't envisage that the program generator would create a question, as such. It would simply generate a single, random line of WL code that produces "interesting" output of some kind. I envisage the generator function taking... |
| Jack, ditto: > Are you able to give some specific example of how Wolfram script enables you to deploy stand-alone applications? I'd like to dig into it a little more, as it may be that I (and others) are missing a trick... |
| Hi Sam, no it was a very general question I raised, independently. |
| Does anyone know of any (worthwhile) examples of iOS apps created for Wolfram Player? I've played around with it a little, enough to discover that, with the exception of textbook apps, most CDF-apps are virtually unusable, at least on my iPhone. ... |
| It's rather fun to experiment with Mathematica's ImageRestyle function, which can produce some interesting results when applied iteratively. In this illustration we start with a photographic image of Zurich: img = ![enter image description... |