This project calculates the irrational number Pi (the length of the line in a circle with a diameter of 1) using the Leibniz Formula, which is that 1/1 - 1/3 + 1/5 - 1/7... = Pi divided by 4. In this program, I use this method (and then multiply the result by 4) to get an approximate value of Pi.
IMPORTANT: Keep in mind that this project WILL NOT give you an exact value of Pi, it can only give an approximation as it is impossible to calculate the exact value of Pi because it has infinite decimal places. I recommend running this project with TurboWarp using this link: https://turbowarp.org/866620179/fullscreen?fps=60 to get results much faster. Running this project alone will only give you the first 6 decimal places of Pi after a while. Also, do not use the comment section to advertise your projects. If too many people advertise, I am going to close the comment section permanently. If you want to see more (approximated) digits, go inside the project and drag the 'pi' variable out of the sidebar. Then click on it and you will get a much longer string of digits. Finally, to learn more about this method, I recommend going to this Wikipedia link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leibniz_formula_for_%CF%80
