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Clearer way to limit angle between -360 and 360 using modulo Avoid recalculating factorial(x) every iteration. Keep calculating until next term has no longer effect on the result. All existing doctests still succeed.
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More accurate implementation of sin using the same Taylor method
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More accurate implementation of sin unsing Taylor series.
Clearer way to limit angle between -360 and 360 using modulo
Avoid recalculating factorial(x) every iteration.
Keep calculating until next term has no longer effect on the result.
Add or change doctests? -- Note: Please avoid changing both code and tests in a single pull request.
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