19.4 Summary

Most of what we explained in this book was bundled into the three longer examples in this chapter. These examples mimic code development and give prototypes, which you are encouraged to alter and confront with your own ideas.

You saw that code in scientific computing can have its own flavor due to its strong relationship with mathematically defined algorithms and that it is often wise to keep the relationship between code and formula visible. Python has techniques for this, as you have seen.