Latest Contributions by Luke_Pinner

Coordinates by themselves aren't dimensions. Points have no dimensions. Lines have a single dimension, length. Polygons are two dimensional, they have length and width, three dimensional geometries also have height or depth. More specifically, the number of dimensions of an object is how many values or coordinates (note not coordinate pairs) are needed to locate a point on that object.  You don't need anything to locate a point on a point. You can locate a point along a line with a single x or y coordinate (or distance value). To locate a point in a polygon  or on a surface, you need both x and y. And to locate a point in a 3d object, say a cube, you need x, y and z coordinates.   ... View more

With node.js installed, in VS Code either open the folder containing your .js file (File -> Open Folder...) or open your .js file directly (File -> Open File...) with the folder open - click Run->Add Configuration... pick node.js, close the launch.json file then select your .js script in the sidebar to open it in the editor and Ctrl-F5 (or Run -> Run Without Debugging) to run. with the file open, Ctrl-F5 to run, pick node.js. The advantage of opening the folder rather than the file is that you save your run config and don't have to set it up every time. ... View more

You could use itertools.count Expression: next(counter) Code block: import itertools counter = itertools.count(start=1201)   ... View more