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Discover the concept of operator overloading in C# and its application in mathematical libraries.
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Basic math operators—such as plus, minus, and modulus—can get you only so far. It is only a matter of time before you find that you need more robust math routines.
Formatting Negative Numbers Differently Than Positive
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Format specifiers are most often used with numbers. What happens if you want to format a variable differently if the number is negative versus positive? Learn the specifiers needed to make this happen in .NET.
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How to numerically solve algebraic and ordinary differential equations, and perform numerical integration with Simpson method.
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