The first number is the current version of pi. The second is the number that it's currently dividing by (see explanation below) the third is how long it's been running. The other four numbers are just the seconds, minutes, hours, and days (if you keep it running that long) respectively. This program is calculating pi in real time using the rule that pi = 4 - 4/3 + 4/5 - 4/7 + 4/9 - 4/11... etc. Not sure why it works but it does. Each iteration is more exact andyou can see it gradually consolidating subsequent digits of pi. Stuff for the algorithm: #pi #pi #pi #pi #pi #pi #pi #pi #pi #pi #pi #pi #pi day day day day day day
Happy Pi day! This is a replacement of the pi calculator that I released last year as the previous one was trash and needed to use pi to calculate the circumference of a circle to then use that to calculate pi.
