Use python to compute the approximation of ‘e’

* Find articles (in English, not Wikipedia) which explain several ways to compute “e”. Find 3 ways to compute.

* Implement the three methods. Use Python3. If you find the code online, reference it. At least one should be your original code. All your code should fit on one page if it were printed.

* Compare them for speed to determine how long (in seconds) it takes to compute out to 100 digits of accuracy. https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/time_clock.htm is a tutorial for using time/timers.

PS You don’t need to use 100 digits. That is an example. You can choose a different number of digits. If you wish to use many digits, you will need the package “decimal”. That is not required.

* Write a 2 -3 page summary as your article with references at least to your sources for the methods.
You do not need to include the “storyline” or “Human interest” components that I normally suggest. Let’s assume everyone knows what “e” is and why you want to compute it.

* Make slides that you would use in a presentation. Maybe just 5 slides plus title page. In the slides, type out the explanations for each method. That would be 3 slides. Then a slide should explain how you decided to time the computations, either by including some of your code or just an explanation of how you figured out when the computation was good enough. Your last slide can be a chart with the results.