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I'm assuming you don't want to use the cosine function either
You could create a table of results and read the values off that instead of using the sine function. Alternatively you could use exponentials and imaginary numbers ...
You could create a table of results and read the values off that instead of using the sine function. Alternatively you could use exponentials and imaginary numbers ... "Mr Kitty, you have to live in the attic now. Here, write a diary."
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Take a look at the code snippet at:
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What's with all the "how to do x without using the obvious x" questions?
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