This is an approximation of pi in the famous language of the lolcats: LOLCODE. This all started because @Warhawk947 said in https://repl.it/talk/share/FIRST-C-PROJECT/33478 that @LizFoster should do a pi approximation in every language and I said "Imagine pi in LOLCODE or Emoticon or some other esolang..." and @Warhawk947 said not to even think about it, so here it is! By the way, this uses the Nilakantha Series.
@AmazingMech2418 Yes, I have tried both Wolfram MathWorld π pages, and I can't find much that is very understandable or easy(ish) to articulate... I am also using pi314, and Wikipedia, but still nothing that I haven't done before that doesn't hurt my mind.. I should really just look deeper, though.
π in LOLCODE
This is an approximation of pi in the famous language of the lolcats: LOLCODE. This all started because @Warhawk947 said in https://repl.it/talk/share/FIRST-C-PROJECT/33478 that @LizFoster should do a pi approximation in every language and I said "Imagine pi in LOLCODE or Emoticon or some other esolang..." and @Warhawk947 said not to even think about it, so here it is! By the way, this uses the Nilakantha Series.
@AmazingMech2418 Yes, I have tried both Wolfram MathWorld π pages, and I can't find much that is very understandable or easy(ish) to articulate... I am also using pi314, and Wikipedia, but still nothing that I haven't done before that doesn't hurt my mind.. I should really just look deeper, though.