For loops terminate when the next value would be greater than the max. Adding
a little bit to the max allows for flaying point representation errors.
If you don't like that, use a vector with the values you want rather than a
range.
Larry
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For loops terminate when the next value would be greater than the max. Adding
a little bit to the max allows for flaying point representation errors.
If you don't like that, use a vector with the values you want rather than a
range.
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Larry
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