After using NSolve, I have a list of numbers but I only want

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The discussion focuses on filtering a list of numbers in Mathematica after using the NSolve function. Users can utilize the Select function to extract only the real numbers within the range of 0 to 1, inclusive. The specific syntax provided is Select[%, (0 <= # <= 1) &], where % represents the list generated by NSolve. This method effectively narrows down the results to the desired subset of numbers.

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After using NSolve, I have a list of numbers but I only want mathematica to print the ones which are real numbers between 0 and 1 (inclusive). How do I do that? Thanks!
 
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You can simply use something like

Code:
  Select[%, (0 <= # <= 1) &]

where % stands for the list you want to filter.
 

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