math tutorials translated into Python. #15960
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Test Results 13 files 13 suites 2d 23h 2m 39s ⏱️ For more details on these failures, see this check. Results for commit b305271. |
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This Pull request:
Translates all "math" tutorials into Python.
Changes or fixes:
It shows creative ways of using C++ methods in Python more than
the usual way of ROOT.gROOT.ProcessLine method. There are some notes
about why we should or shouldn't use some syntax(inherited from C++-ROOT)
in Python.
Enjoy them as much as I did reproducing them.
Checklist: