Mathematics
If people do not believe that mathematics is simple, it is only because they do not realize how complicated life is.
—John von Neumann
If you were cosine squared, I’d be sine squared, because together we’d be one.
—Anonymous
In this chapter:
– Modulus
– Probability
– Perlin noise
– The map() function
– Trigonometry
– Recursion
– Two-dimensional arrays
Here we are. The fundamentals are finished, and I am going to start looking at some more sophisticated topics in Processing. You may find there is less of a story to follow from chapter to chapter. Nonetheless, although the concepts do not necessarily build on each other as fluidly as they did previously, the chapters are ordered with a step-by-step learning approach in mind.
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