$$1.73205 = 1.7 + 0.03205$$
Put differently, $$1.7 = 1.73205 - 0.03205$$
Now can you answer which of you given numbers is larger?
I just have a few things from @rolfl's great advice:
I might still make the 2000000 a constant to make this more understandable for users without the full documentation (someone might otherwise think that there should be 2M primes). It would also help in case you'll need this number elsewhere....
A few months ago I put up a port scanner for review. Now, I've updated it with some new Python knowledge and integraing the feedback I got.
Some things I specifically think might be wrong with it or feel clunky to me:
Default argument values for the scan_ports function. I set the default val...
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This is just a friendly reminder to vote. You have 40 votes to use every day, and I don't see many reasons to not use them all. Your voting on answers is what makes the reviewing process fun.
In case you don't think I practice what I preach.
So quite a specific question can the below code be made more clearer / pythonic in any way. Essentially based on the condition of the string x((len(x) / 3) - 1) I use this to extract out parts of the string.
def split_string(x):
splitted_string = [x[counter*3:(counter*3)+3] for counter in ra...
A lot of progress has been made, but we're not there, yet.
In the one month since we've had access to the data, we've barely made a dent in the distribution of avid users among reputation tiers (the "Grace Note query").
There is still a massive backlog of users who are still suffering from the ...
My code is correct as I can see it has no errors at all, but when I execute it and say for instance I type in "MY NAME IS JACK" it only converts "MY" to lowercase.
#include<stdio.h>
#include<string.h>
int main()
{
char str[20];
int i;
printf("Enter any string->");
scanf("%s",&str);
...
