When I first started my degree in astrophysics I was surprised at the amount of coding required. There is nobody I know who doesn’t code. It’s all in Python which is a very easy language to use and I am by no means complaining!! I like to code and find it to be really fun and a good way to exercise my brain. Just thought I’d use my platform to talk about what astronomy work actually entails! #astronomy #astrophysics #physics #fyp #academia

Aprendiendo programación en un fin 😎 #informática #programadores #sistemas #desarrollodesoftware #computación

Day in the life of a programmer 👩🏽‍💻👨🏽‍💻✨ #programming #coding #softwaredeveloper #programminghumor

Realizing I Could Start Drinking at Family Functions

July Party Season: How Functions Heat Up in July

The Sound of Functions: Exploring Mathematical Patterns

Diorite Discovery: Comparator's Third Function Revealed

#kakinada #exibhition

Control systems exercise: find the percent overshoot of the system with the given transfer function. A second-order system doesn’t always settle smoothly. In many real-world systems, the output temporarily exceeds its final value before settling — a phenomenon known as percent overshoot. Why does this matter? Because overshoot isn’t just a mathematical quantity. In practical applications, excessive overshoot can lead to mechanical stress, voltage spikes, temperature excursions, or reduced passen