I don't know if this has been posted before, but I was wondering if anyone else has noticed this.
The percentage statistics are a little off for games won. I posted a picture below. It says I won 9 out of 10 games but the percentage won is 89% instead of 90%. Is there a reason for this, or is it a minor bug?
lol no offense but is this really something to worry about?
8/9 = .88888 = ~.89 = 89% (no I can't make the infinite 8 repeating symbol on here haha) so it probably just didn't calculate the last game as of that report.
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It's a common programming error when using floating point which is ALWAYS +/- 0.000000000000001
You HAVE to properly round and truncate floating point math to get the correct figure.
The code "double d = 9.0 / 10.0;"
Will produce the result 0.90000000000000002 according to a test I just did. Depending on how they were actually calculating the value it could come out to be something like 0.89999999999999998. Which truncated without rounding would be 0.89. 0.89999999999999998+0.005(two place rounding value) would be 0.90500000000000003 which when truncated to two decimal places would then be 0.90 the correct answer.
Another amusing floating point bug you'll see a lot is a number being reported as "-0.0"
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What I meant was, does it fix the percentage problem by doing that?
