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24forChromium
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Sorry, I know this is not really a math problem (move it to where you think fit, if you like), but I have no idea what on the crazy Earth is going on here:
the "int()" function, as far as I know, takes the integer part of a number, for example:
int(24.83219) = 24
and I know that "int(9)" is just 9. However, as you can see, when I take the interger part of that log function, it is giving me a number that I can comprehend in this context. This has never happened to any other logs I tried. So, what's going on here and how can I get int(logBASE(512,2))'s output to be 9?
the "int()" function, as far as I know, takes the integer part of a number, for example:
int(24.83219) = 24
and I know that "int(9)" is just 9. However, as you can see, when I take the interger part of that log function, it is giving me a number that I can comprehend in this context. This has never happened to any other logs I tried. So, what's going on here and how can I get int(logBASE(512,2))'s output to be 9?