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By Geeks out of the Box Posted on September 21, 2020

Fooling Java

I wanted to get Java to mix the order of the numbers between -128 and 127. I think there’s no way to do that because the shuffling algorithm would break … Continue reading Fooling Java

Categories: Coding, Experiments, Java, Math Tricks, Simon's Own CodeTags: algorithms, arithmetic, homeschooling, Java, Repl.it, self-directed learning, tricks
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on April 1, 2020

Some more math tricks

Sometimes, Simon loves a trick or a puzzle so much he writes it down several times over the course of a couple of days. he also really enjoys teaching this … Continue reading Some more math tricks

Categories: Geometry Joys, Math Riddles, Math Tricks, Murderous Maths, Together with sisTags: Brilliant, homeschooling, math, Mind Your Decisions, multiplication, tricks
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on February 12, 2019

Topological trick in slow motion

Simon (and Neva as his assistant) experimenting with the topology of a paper strip, filming their (almost magical) tricks on a slow motion camera: Inspired by Tadashi Tokieda’s geometry and … Continue reading Topological trick in slow motion

Categories: Geometry Joys, Math Tricks, motor skills, Murderous Maths, Together with sisTags: geometry, homeschooling, math, Tadashi Tokieda, tricks
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on April 26, 2018May 7, 2018

A great number guessing trick

Simon guessing fifth power roots. Simon learned this from an older Simon on the Numberphile channel. Simon also tried to develop his own system for guessing numbers cased on their … Continue reading A great number guessing trick

Categories: Math Riddles, Math Tricks, Murderous MathsTags: homeschooling, math, Numberphile, tricks

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