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Dennis Lee Bieber wrote:
>On Sun, 14 Feb 2010 10:33:54 +0100, Karsten Goen
> declaimed the following in
>gmane.comp.python.general:
>
>> Maybe anyone can help me with this problem, I don't want to generate for
>> every possible user input a single formula. And also it should be possi
Karsten Goen wrote:
> also this doesn't help, there are still errors in the accuracy. Isn't there a
> perfect way to do such calculations?
The hint I gave you removes the most egregious error in your program.
You still have to quantize the result of (c*var*d) / b) if you want
it to match a. If I
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Karsten Goen wrote:
hey all,
I got a problem with floats and calculations. I made an mini-application
where
you get random questions with some science calculations in it
So the user can type in his result with the values given by random
creation.
And the user value is
also this doesn't help, there are still errors in the accuracy. Isn't there
a perfect way to do such calculations?
Karsten Goen wrote:
> > hey all,
> > I got a problem with floats and calculations. I made an mini-application
> where
> > you get random questions wi
Karsten Goen wrote:
> hey all,
> I got a problem with floats and calculations. I made an mini-application where
> you get random questions with some science calculations in it
> So the user can type in his result with the values given by random creation.
> And the user value is c
hey all,
I got a problem with floats and calculations. I made an mini-application
where you get random questions with some science calculations in it
So the user can type in his result with the values given by random creation.
And the user value is compared against the computer value... the
