[BlindMath] Long Math Problems

[Maurizio Gabelli]

Sorry, i'm off topic.
Do you know an accessible compiler for programming c++ on Mac computer?
Thanks

Maurizio

Il lun 1 ott 2018, 22:20 John Gardner via BlindMath <blindmath at nfbnet.org>
ha scritto:

> Nicholas, my technique for long complicated things is to define
> sub-expressions. Really complicated equations can be made sense of by
> defining a long list of sub-expressions. For example (in LaTex notation
> since Nemeth isn't too convenient in e-mail):
> x = \frac{A}{B}
> where A = ...
> and B = ...
> This is my own technique, and I have no idea whether it is recommended by
> any official body. But it works. Otherwise you could get a longer braille
> display, but there will always be an equation longer than it.
>
> Good luck.
> John
>
>
>
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> Subject: [BlindMath] Long Math Problems
>
> Hello,
>
> In my more statistical theory classes, many of the math problems have long
> computations with many exponents, subscripts, and many summations. I am
> using a braille notetaker that gives the ability to write nemeth code. It
> has been really helpful, but I have had trouble with math equations being
> longer than the about 30 cells on the notetaker. This has made it harder
> for
> looking back at part of the problem to insert a result into another
> equation
> and simplifying down an equation that has a lot of fractions and
> summations.
> Is there any strategy that has been used to help with something like this?
>
> Thank you,
> Nicholas
>
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