Python Kinematics

[SaucyGames05]

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• [ ] Documentation change?

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[SaucyGames05]

For simplicity and conciseness, I named my variables the same as the variables used to represent certain values in kinematic equations. Examples: https://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/1dkin/Lesson-6/Kinematic-Equations ("d" or "distance" is represented by "x-x0" or "final position minus initial position")

[cclauss]

Don't do that. Why are you forcing your reader to guess if d is distance, or dimension or delta? We are not trying to be simple or concise. We are trying to teach. Guessing is not helpful to understanding.

[SaucyGames05]

Don't do that. Why are you forcing your reader to guess if d is distance, or dimension or delta? We are not trying to be simple or concise. We are trying to teach. Guessing is not helpful to understanding.

Fair point, I will add changes accordingly. And I also noticed that type hints failed as well and I assume I'm supposed to use the "typing_extensions" module rather than the "typing" module.

[cclauss]

typing_extensions is not used by programmers. It is used by mypy so it can be ignored.

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[cclauss]

In preparation for that denial-of-service attack that is Hacktoberfest, I am closing all pull requests that do not have passing tests.