Randomness concept #816
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I'm provisionally assuming this will be paired with the |
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I cut down the Introduction a bit when copying it from the About, but it may need more trimming once we have the exercise to match it. |
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I started this because I thought porting it from Python would be a quick win. Spectacularly wrong! It took more than a week, and still isn't great.
To be fair, the way relevant functionality is spread around Julia packages is kind of a mess and needs improvement.
Pushing
.gitignorewas a mistake, but it shouldn't matter. It just leaves out any Jetbrains configuration.I'll try to get back to more central concepts soon, though I may also submit a small Statistics concept. That overlaps with the random stuff, so I made notes on both in parallel.