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Is there anyone here with experience of any sort working with chaos theory, in particular in the application of fractals as a measure of a chaotic system's complexity?

I would imagine it's a bit more fun when you're doing it as a means to an end rather than just doing questions 1-99a-z though

Ah

Chemistry?

What do you do?

Currently on my 15th hour of stoichiometry... So... Much... Fun...

@Ocelo7 :P Is that so useless it can only be done in high school?

@Ocelo7 Now try a 5x5

Sorry, I also read LotR a lot so I tend to talk like J.R.R. Tolkien (or George R.R. Martin)

Doing a bunch of different things with it

@DanielSank I've been programming in all sorts of capacities for years now and I worked in a lab (chem lab) this summer.

Out of curiosity, and being in the same position of 17 and looking for a future in physics, what would you suggest as ways to get closer to a physics career? Or where would you suggest I look for such ways?

THen what are you doing on this site?

@Ocelo7 ... Good point...

Yeah... To learn those you really have to have a project you care enough about to finish which has to be done in one of those languages.

I tried AJAX and JSON a bit this summer but didn't really get into it that much.

PHP is fairly different from the rest. It has one focus and that's about all it's good for.

@SirCumference I don't think it is really that different from JS so it shouldn't be too much of a leap to go from one to the other

Unfortunately I haven't gotten around to learning it yet...

To be an anything you really ought to know Python

:P

But programming is so much more fun

@SirCumference Cool. What kind of stuff have you done with it? Any money making or just for fun?

@SirCumference I'm more of a Java and C guy

@SirCumference Just learned it this summer

@SirCumference I just spent the whole summer working with JS in an internship.

Hoping to major in Physics of some sort and Computer Science though.

I'm in highschool

@SirCumference I'm doing the same thing

@Sir

I just keep getting it, then going on to something else, and when I come back to it, it doesn't make sense again. :P

As I think about it some more I'm starting to see the complications...

Really I don't get how the principle isn't intuitive, knowing that light will travel in a straight line.

So I'm having trouble understanding the importance of Fermat's Principle. Although I have to say I disagree about tomato man being a bad superhero name.

Hey there

Hi

I actually just got it working. Thanks for the help.

v11.0.64630

I'll download that.

How would you do that?

And I'm doing this in SharePoint Designer which is why I'm having such trouble debugging it.

The code which is causing problems is already in the question.

Hey. Thanks for the help.

Here

Uncaught ReferenceError: prepare tables is not defined

Would I add this statement in before the script I have or would I add in src="..." to the script I am using.

How would I do that?

I get this when I run your code: Uncaught ReferenceError: $ is not defined