Dear all,
Using the if-else command I wish to create an object which is a circle, or a portion of a circle, depending on a slider. The solution I came up with is straightforward: Define a circle c as x^(2)+y^(2)=4 and a portion of a circle d as CircularSector(O,(0,1),(1,0)). Moreover let n be a slider ranging from -5 to 5 with an increment of 1. Finally define e as If(n>1,c,d). In this link one can check out the solution just described. It appears that the if-else command does not read the else statement properly, as e becomes a full circle in case n=0 or n<0 rather than 3/4 of a circle. Also try interchanging c and d in the if-else statement and see what happens. To me this is unexpected, but maybe I am missing something? Or might this be a bug? Thanks in advance!
Three Things about the Indian Stock Market that you should know on 12th August 2021
BSEβs New Circular Hurts Mid & Small Caps
The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) detailed new additional surveillance guidelines on Wednesday, with the goal of limiting excessive price movement in securities listed on the BSE trading platform. Furthermore, the stocks shortlisted will be subjected to periodic price limits - weekly, monthly and quarterly price limits. These add-on price bands are in addition to the applicable daily price bands of such securities.
In the last year, retail participation has increased significantly, and such price manipulation will lead to less volatility. The restriction limits seem understandable as any fundamentally strong company would hardly get affected by such rules. Additionally, securities with Rs 20/share and a market cap less than Rs 1,000 crore are less in the market.
Restaurants, Malls to Operate Till 10 pm
The Maharashtra government has further eased COVID-19-related curbs, and this is a big positive for the hotel and the mall industry. This move will bring cheer to the hotel and hotel-related stocks. Meanwhile, shopping mall-related stocks will also remain the focus as these two sectors have heavily suffered since the past year.
Restaurants and shopping malls were shut completely after the second wave of COVID-19 severely affected the city. This move would see a positive trend in both the sectors as other factors related to these two sectors will also witness an up move.
Metal Stocks Are on a New High
Improved business outlook, good earnings and Chinaβs consideration of imposing restrictions on the metal sector have been positive triggers for India. China has recently announced a tax on steel products to cool exports and domestic steel prices. Additionally, the Chinese government is also considering raising export tariffs.
This comes across as a positive move for Indian steel makers as they can use this opportunity in terms of profits and market share. Hence, all-metal stocks were on a roll and registered about a 10% rise in their share price since all these announcements. With economic activity slowly getting in line, the industry could reverse the performance in 2020 and break records this time.
I was tested on this once by Khan Academy, but I know that their questions tend to be harder than the actual SAT math questions.
Dear all,
Using the if-else command I wish to define an object which is a circle when a certain requirement is met, and a portion of a circle otherwise. The solution that I expected to work is straight forward: Define a circle c as x^(2)+y^(2)=4 and a circle portion d as CircularSector(O,(0,1),(1,0)). Then letting n be a slider ranging from -5 to 5 with an increment of 1, we can define a new object by If(n>1,c,d). Here is a link for the solution just described, but as you can see, it appears that the else-statement is somehow not read properly, as it is not a portion of a circle, but a full circle. Also try exchanging d and c in the statement If(n>1,c,d) and see what happens. To me this is unexpected, but I may be missing something? Or is this a bug? Thanks in advance.
