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[AncientBoi]

When the husband is asked to prepare the snacks for the babyshower:

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[Xdqwerty]

 

[AncientBoi]

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I would be

if I got that.

 

[Veho]

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if ($Score >= 85) then
{
Result = $Result cat "PASS";
}
if ($Score <= 85) then
{
Result = $Result cat "FAIL";
}
printf ("You "$Result" the exam.");

 

[AncientBoi]

if ($Score >= 85) then
{
Result = $Result cat "PASS";
}
if ($Score <= 85) then
{
Result = $Result cat "FAIL";
}
printf ("You "$Result" the exam.");

Cat? Plus 4th line and the last is Wong

 

[Veho]

Alex Jones wants to eat leftist ass, but not like in a creepy way or anything.

Cat? Plus 4th line is Wong

Pseudocode.

"cat" stands for whatever equivalent of "concatenate" the code uses.

 

[Xdqwerty]

 

[AncientBoi]

@Veho Should be:

if ($Score >= 85) then
{
Result = $Result cat "PASS";
}
if ($Score <= 84) then
{
Result = $Result cat "FAIL";
}
print ("You "$Result" the exam.");

Should it not?

 

[Noctosphere]

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should I be worried that the only icon without unread notification is twitter?

 

[AncientBoi]

Twitter has porn on there. So don't worry @Noctosphere

 

[Veho]

@Veho Should be:


print ("You "$Result" the exam.");


Should it not?

print instead of printf? Probably.
Sorry, head stuck in bash.

 

[AncientBoi]

print instead of printf? Probably.
Sorry, head stuck in bash.

And the new entry I put

if ($Score <= 84) then

 

[Veho]

And the new entry I put

if ($Score <= 84) then

That would be the correct solution that wouldn't output "FAILPASS".
Or even just "$Score < 85".
And using "else if" would be best.
But if you use ">= 85" for one, and "<=85" for the other, both statements are true when the score is exactly 85 and you get "PASSFAIL", that's what I was getting at.

 

[AncientBoi]

That would be the correct solution that wouldn't output "FAILPASS".
Or even just "$Score < 85".
And using "else if" would be best.
But if you use ">= 85" for one, and "<=85" for the other, both statements are true when the score is exactly 85 and you get "PASSFAIL", that's what I was getting at.

Wait a minute... I'm not a programmer. lol

But I do know some of the basics

 

[Veho]

It's something teachers try to drill into students, avoiding the common and obvious edge cases.
When kids first encounter this type of problem, the most common error is to write a case for "X<N" and one for "X>N" and not have a case for "X=N" and the teacher uses that example to tell you to always always always use ">=" or "<=" when working with such comparisons so every eventuality is covered.

 

[AncientBoi]

It's something teachers try to drill into students, avoiding the common and obvious edge cases.
When kids first encounter this type of problem, the most common error is to write a case for "X<N" and one for "X>N" and not have a case for "X=N" and the teacher uses that example to tell you to always always always use ">=" or "<=" when working with such comparisons so every eventuality is covered.

Yea, I do remember something like that in class. [Lotus]

 

[CoolMe]

Odd that they put it on there with an erection.

Are ya jealous 'cause a tiger is packing more than you?

When the husband is asked to prepare the snacks for the babyshower:

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*Diarrh-ower!

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[Veho]

 

[CoolMe]

 

[hippy dave]