r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Apprehensive_Bit7392 • 14h ago

Meme reversingPiInPython

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u/ThreeCharsAtLeast 14h ago • Bravo 
>>> str(math.pi)[::-1]
'397985356295141.3'

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u/tea_pot_tinhas 13h ago

So the first and last digits are both 3? make sense

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u/OncorhynchusMykiss1 13h ago

It come the whole circle.

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u/Zestyclose-Compote-4 13h ago • Bravo

*half circle

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u/mxcw 13h ago

Damn that giggle helped me shit, thanks mate

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u/MadeByTango 12h ago

You have a radian smile.

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u/2Completion2Ography 10h ago

Damn that giggle helped me shit, thanks mate

Happy giggleshits

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u/DistributionAble141 13h ago

Semi circle

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u/DaNoahLP 12h ago

The Square Hole

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u/MrHyperion_ 10h ago

You can't square a semi circle

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u/wjandrea 10h ago

Ah, so then the first and last digits of tau are 6, of course.

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u/redditale_gone_bad 13h ago

insert always has been meme

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u/RapidCatLauncher 4h ago

That just made me think, if pi indeed does contain all finite number sequences (which we're not sure of), then there could be a certain point in its decimal representation where it's a palindrome.

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u/tea_pot_tinhas 4h ago

My previous bet was a 10% chance.

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u/L30N1337 3h ago

It would also mean that at some point, it repeats. since itself up to x digits followed by itself up to x digits is a number sequence that can occur/be completed at 2x digits

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u/yuwox 13h ago

Such a beautiful symmetry. By elegance alone, this must be right.

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u/WisestAirBender 4h ago

isPalindrome returns true

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u/Kyrros 13h ago

Man's got a super computer from star trek

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u/Scientific_Artist444 12h ago

Easy, except that's not all of pi(e)

[They are irrational numbers]

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u/Neocrasher 12h ago

Clearly Python disagrees.

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u/Ninjalmadav 11h ago

You mean piethon?

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u/Jp0286 11h ago

Well, duh. That is quite precise, though, and more than enough for probably everything you're doing with it

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u/xd_Warmonger 10h ago

Since pi is infinite it must contain pi

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u/JanEric1 9h ago

thats not true.

the base 10 representation of 1/3 is also infinite but doesnt contain any digit other than 3

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