How can write these fuctions differently ?
def computeVoltages(Vs, TC, tValues):
return [Vs * (1 - e ** (-t / TC)) for t in tValues]
def computeTimeValues(TC, intervals):
time = []
width = 5 * TC / intervals
for i in range(intervals + 1):
time.append(i * width)
return time
Jump to PostIt looks like homework. Both functions show how to compute and return a list, each of them using a different style (list comprehension vs appending list items one by one in a loop). What you can do is rewrite
computeVoltages()using the style ofcomputeTimeValues()and vice versa.
It looks like homework. Both functions show how to compute and return a list, each of them using a different style (list comprehension vs appending list items one by one in a loop). What you can do is rewrite computeVoltages() using the style of computeTimeValues() and vice versa.
How brother ? I am having a hard time understanding the concept. I have gone through lecture notes several times :(
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