Solving a differential equation in python with the finite difference method

[@HG-el7of]

Good that you made mistakes and went through and fixed them. It shows the true process of these sorts of methods

[@DotPhysics]

also, by leaving in the mistakes it means I don't have to edit the video. YAY

[@lajuelar]

The integral of x^3/3 is x^4/12 not x^4/3

[@david8694]

he corrects it at 7:00 in the coding

[@compphysgeek]

hang on. 2:15, what's the integral of x³/3?
edit: never mind, wait for 7:08

[@JaneWu588]

This is a really great video and helps a lot!

[@DotPhysics]

Glad it was helpful!

[@frycomfort4002]

Very high quality tutorial!

[@auzabraar]

what is m=2/3 for?

[@mohamadmafakheri9897]

This was awesome. Tnx

[@DotPhysics]

Glad it was useful

[@unsal7290]

Is there a way to plot this "rate(50)" thingy in Visual Studie Code?

[@AJ-et3vf]

Great video sir. Thank you

[@hfhkhvcgjvbjc]

really helpful thanks

[@shoberino3898]

Thank you very much! youre a life saver

[@MatthewsPersonal]

Great explanation!

[@DotPhysics]

Thanks!

[@fizixx]

There's *always* time to make it cooler!

[@hugoleon8378]

Respectfully, if taking criticism is difficult perhaps rethink posting publicly or just edit your videos. Not being rude just to the point

[@DotPhysics]

It doesn't bother me if you share your opinion. I have fun making the videos either way.

[@hugoleon8378]

Too makes many math errors makes the video confusing

[@fnegnilr]

Use English much?

[@hugoleon8378]

Too many math errors makes the video confusing