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| John H. Guillory to All |
| Re: C64 BASIC - what's faster INT() or % |
| 17 Apr 18 14:46:19 |
From: nospam.John.H..Guillory@f60.n396.z1.binkp.net SB> For clarification, which is faster? SB> 10 X=INT(64*RND(0)+1) SB> or SB> 10 X%=64*RND(0)+1 Just guessing, I'd say the second one, or 10 X%=64*RND(0)+1 because in the first, your converting 64*RNND(0)+1 to an integer, then converting back to a single precision decimal point value. --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05 * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2) |
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