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Anakin McFly
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by Anakin McFly »
If x = 377168.164513315 then
response.write "yes"
Else response.write "no"
End If
Result = yes
If y > 377168.164513315 then
response.write "yes"
Else response.write "no"
End If
Result = yes
If y > x then
response.write "yes"
Else response.write "no"
End If
Result = no
wtf is this sorcery?
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phe_de
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by phe_de »
My guess: Types.
Maybe x and y are not Interpreted as numbers but as strings.
Or: Rounding problems.
But I don't know ASP. Just a few other languages.
Common sense is another word for prejudice.
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Anakin McFly
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by Anakin McFly »
Yeah, I just discovered it was a type problem, so I've fixed it!
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Pope Bucky
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by Pope Bucky »
Why I use Hungarian naming of variables.
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Gendo
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by Gendo »
phe_de wrote:My guess: Types.
Maybe x and y are not Interpreted as numbers but as strings.
Or: Rounding problems.
But I don't know ASP. Just a few other languages.
Well ASP isn't a language; more of a framework. The language being used is Visual Basic.
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Ptolemy_Banana
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by Ptolemy_Banana »
Gendo wrote:phe_de wrote:My guess: Types.
Maybe x and y are not Interpreted as numbers but as strings.
Or: Rounding problems.
But I don't know ASP. Just a few other languages.
Well ASP isn't a language; more of a framework. The language being used is Visual Basic.
Someone wedgie Gendo.
