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Represent an integer in various forms of tally marks
ResourceFunction["TallyMarks"][n] outputs tally marks displaying the integer n. | |
ResourceFunction["TallyMarks"][n,type] outputs type tally marks. | |
ResourceFunction["TallyMarks"][n,type,m] uses at most m characters per line. |
"Default" | uses tick marks used in e.g. Europe, Americas, Africa, Australia, and New Zealand |
"Chinese" | uses tick marks used in e.g. China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, and countries that use Chinese characters |
"Box" | uses tick marks used in e.g. France, Spain, and their former colonies and Brazil |
"DotsLines" | uses tick marks used in forestry and related fields |
"Noise" | False | fraction of noise to add to the position of the lines and the position and size of the dots. |
Display 37 in tally marks:
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Use the Chinese type of tally marks instead:
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Set a maximum of 5 characters per line:
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Show the various types of tally marks for the number 42:
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Set the number of symbols per line to 1:
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Set the number of symbols per line to 5:
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Create a roughly square arrangement:
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Add the default amount of noise:
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Add different levels of noise:
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