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Upon starting the simulation, you will be asked to input data.

1. Please enter the speed. (0~10)

Enter an integer from 0 (slowest) to 10(fastest) e.g. 5

2. Please enter the time unit.

This is the amount of time that will pass between steps. e.g. 0.16, 3

3. Please enter the acceptable error. This is the error bound. If two values differ by less than this, the program will recognize them as being equal. (Actually 8X this(maximum), because errors accumulate and I couldn't be bothered to debug the program.)

• Please don't enter 0. Floating point errors will screw you. Enter something larger than 10^-14.

e.g 0.05, 0.1, 0.00001

4. Please enter the periods. The periods of your functions. Enter your periods in order from 1~9 (refer to image above.) and press enter between each number. e.g. 1 3 5 6.7 14 4 5 75 32.5

5. Which areas? Enter '-1' when done

The areas you wish to look at. Enter as above, enter -1 when finished. e.g. 2 4 5 6 8 -1

2012-06-12 Chan Bae