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20d •
random(10) vs. [1...10]
can someone please tell me the difference between x1=random(10) and x1=[1...10] I saw a problem on TikTok and I got different results when I did the two versions---random(10) was the one that worked properly should I default to x1=random(10) or does it depend on the question?
0 likes • 20d
@Shubham Singh that makes sense to me, but I don’t understand why for this problem random(10) gives the right answer but [1…10] does not
1 like • Jul 29
@Larry W no. if you perfect math (800)--which is very possible--and get a English score of 720-780 (very possible) than you have a 1520-1580. if you meant to say 1600, then yes. it takes pretty much a genius to get a 1600.
0 likes • Jul 30
@Loofy Flix same. we gotta keep working to get it close to a 800 then work get our English to around 750 and then boom that’s a 1500+
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May 9 •
What do you think of college?
Specifically, do you think college is necessary/required or is it a scam, like some people say? I know this is a very biased place to be asking this, but I'm curious what you all think of this, as high schools students yourselves.
0 likes • May 9
It’s not necessarily a scam but too many kids have these ideas that either college guarantees success or that without college you can’t be successful, neither of which are true. Way too many kids go to college; it’s spiked up to like 60% of youth graduate college which sounds nice until you realize the insanely large proportion of those kids who went to college for a useless major and are now in immense debt making less money than they would’ve had they chosen to work in trade (which btw, is completely safe from ai replacement)
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