Au Vo added the comment:
thanks for the clarification. You have been a great help. Love Python and our
supportive community!
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<https://bugs.python.org/issue36
Au Vo added the comment:
Here is the Python2 screenshot from trinket.io. There are discrepancies with
1,2,4,8,9, with 9 is given in Python2 and 10 is given in Python3. Again, sorry
that Trinket.io does not specify which version of Python3 it implements.
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Au Vo added the comment:
Thanks for the quick turnaround. I have done a little bit more thorough
investigation and it does indeed the floating point that causes the behavior.
The screenshot attached is done via Python3 from trinket.io. I will submit a
screenshot of the Python 2 screenshot
New submission from Au Vo :
In Python3, there is a discrepancy of integer division with decimal.
Considering these two examples:
4/ .4 ==10.0. But 4//.4== 9.0
Furthermore:
2//.2 == 9.0
3//.3 ==10.0
5//.5 ==10.0
6//.6 ==10.0
All answers should be 10.0? The problem is in Python3 and not in
