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From: Come see me after class.
very true
i'd ask him if he was online...
even if they were a cumulative score between the two SN's, it doesn't explain the decimal. it should theoretically be a whole number, just like any other subtotal of whole numbers.
my best guess is that at some point in time, he was in a 3-way tie for position, and thus counted his score as ##.333
i'd ask him if he was online...
even if they were a cumulative score between the two SN's, it doesn't explain the decimal. it should theoretically be a whole number, just like any other subtotal of whole numbers.
my best guess is that at some point in time, he was in a 3-way tie for position, and thus counted his score as ##.333
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From: Doh!!
Originally posted by alexf20c
very true
i'd ask him if he was online...
even if they were a cumulative score between the two SN's, it doesn't explain the decimal. it should theoretically be a whole number, just like any other subtotal of whole numbers.
my best guess is that at some point in time, he was in a 3-way tie for position, and thus counted his score as ##.333
very true
i'd ask him if he was online...
even if they were a cumulative score between the two SN's, it doesn't explain the decimal. it should theoretically be a whole number, just like any other subtotal of whole numbers.
my best guess is that at some point in time, he was in a 3-way tie for position, and thus counted his score as ##.333
probably right...