EJS Programming by Example

APS Excellence in Physics Education Award
November 2019

Science SPORE Prize
November 2011

The Open Source Physics Project is supported by NSF DUE-0442581.

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EJS Programming by Example

written by Larry Engelhardt

Chapter 2 of Open Source tools for Computational Physics: An introduction to EJS and Python. After brief instructions on setting up EJS, this chapter demonstrates how to do basic computer programming using EJS. All of the most basic, fundamental aspects of programming are covered: variables, mathematical operations, loops, if-statements, using and creating methods (a.k.a., subroutines), etc.

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Book Title: Open Source tools for Computational Physics: An introduction to Ejs and Python.

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Published: November 23, 2011
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