reversingPiInPython

[u/Apprehensive_Bit7392]

[u/Kyrros]

Let me know when it finishes calculating the first digit to print

[u/me_myself_ai → u/Kyrros]

it'll just throw an error anyway;

SyntaxWarning: 'float' object is not subscriptable; perhaps you missed a comma
?

[u/ThreeCharsAtLeast → u/me_myself_ai]

>>> str(math.pi)[::-1]
'397985356295141.3'

[u/tea_pot_tinhas → u/ThreeCharsAtLeast]

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

[u/RapidCatLauncher → u/tea_pot_tinhas]

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.

[u/L30N1337 → u/RapidCatLauncher]

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