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AlphaPhoenix | RainPi - Calculating Pi with Raindrops! (Part 2: How it Works) @AlphaPhoenixChannel | Uploaded 8 years ago | Updated 17 hours ago
Calculating Pi with the Monte Carlo Method is a common introductory programming exercise, but I wanted to get away from computer-generated "random" numbers and used falling raindrops! The apparatus can only complete one calculation - it calculates pi with the shape of its raindrop-detecting sensors.

This Pt. 2 video explains the Monte Carlo Method, the physical construction of the rain sensor, and the program running on the Arduino to count drops.


Music in this video:

I dunno
grapes
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