How Mob ACC works

[Nikkey]

So truncation is basically specific flooring? Makes sense. I was chopping off the end anyways, which is why I asked the question in the first place.

Not really, but it's okay to think about it in that way in this case because every single number is positive.

Truncating:
1.5 => 1
-1.5 => -1

Flooring:
1.5 => 1
-1.5 => -2

Edit: Woo ninja.

[kirayamato26]

Another way to think of "floor" would be to round down. Always round down.

This is different from typecasting "int", though. "int" rounds toward zero whereas floor rounds down. That makes truncation different for values below zero. For the purposes of this calculation, though, floor and typecasting int do the same thing.

That depends on your language, in Python 2.6.5, int(-1.5) will give you -1 (tried just now).

[Fiel]

That depends on your language, in Python 2.6.5, int(-1.5) will give you -1 (tried just now).

I did say that...?

Another way to think of "floor" would be to round down. Always round down.

This is different from typecasting "int", though. "int" rounds toward zero whereas floor rounds down. That makes truncation different for values below zero. For the purposes of this calculation, though, floor and typecasting int do the same thing.

And also consider that I am a python programmer. hahaha

[kirayamato26]

I did say that...?



And also consider that I am a python programmer. hahaha

Ah, my bad, I read it backwards, sorry. X_X
Off topic, but is there any advantage to using Python 3 over Python 2?