Message from @WalterMelon (him/her/nigerian)

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2021-01-23 00:53:12 UTC  

That's what makes great scientists and engineers.

2021-01-23 00:53:39 UTC  

Thanks!

2021-01-23 00:53:52 UTC  

You are correct.

2021-01-23 00:54:15 UTC  

Now, reposting in comprehensive form in case someone else comes by and can vet it...

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2021-01-23 00:54:25 UTC  

V = (𝛑1.5^2 * 4.5) - (𝛑1.25^2 * 1.25)
SA = (2𝛑1.5^2 + 2𝛑1.5 * 4.5) + (2𝛑1.25*1.25)

2021-01-23 00:54:58 UTC  

Part of an assignment for geometry class. Does this look correct?

2021-01-23 00:58:32 UTC  

@WalterMelon (him/her/nigerian) yeah, math.max take the maximum of the two numbers and math.min takes the minimum

2021-01-23 00:59:38 UTC  

i just cant figure out if it wants the max/min of all 3 integers or just the ones in the closest parenthesis

2021-01-23 01:00:10 UTC  

The innermost would evaluate first, and the result would be used by the next one.

2021-01-23 01:00:34 UTC  

Each function only operates on numbers, so the one that has only numbers goes first

2021-01-23 01:01:06 UTC  

would it add them after??

2021-01-23 01:01:16 UTC  

No

2021-01-23 01:01:41 UTC  

Each function chooses one number

2021-01-23 01:01:55 UTC  

oh, and the 2nd time around would have given me the answer?

2021-01-23 01:02:11 UTC  

That's right

2021-01-23 01:02:24 UTC  

ah ok, thanks, im not the best at math

2021-01-23 01:02:28 UTC  

Imagine max working. What's the answer of just that?

2021-01-23 01:02:42 UTC  

4

2021-01-23 01:03:19 UTC  

Right. Then, the rest of the process is evaluating min(4, 3)

2021-01-23 01:03:30 UTC  

so it was 3,

2021-01-23 01:03:36 UTC  

Correct!

2021-01-23 01:04:13 UTC  

thanks, i usually just rely on the help code my teacher provides but i gotta at least learn something thatll be on tests

2021-01-23 01:04:37 UTC  

It's good to figure out what's going on, sometimes the answers give insight

2021-01-23 01:04:47 UTC  

yeah

2021-01-23 01:05:08 UTC  

You learning C or C++?

2021-01-23 01:05:12 UTC  

Or Java?

2021-01-23 01:05:20 UTC  

java main

2021-01-23 01:05:31 UTC  

Nice. I work with Java sometimes.

2021-01-23 01:05:33 UTC  

i gotta use something called code HS

2021-01-23 01:05:55 UTC  

That sounds like a system to run code and check answers

2021-01-23 01:06:07 UTC  

yeah,

2021-01-23 01:06:24 UTC  

in coding, do you copy and paste alot or just write most by typing?

2021-01-23 01:06:58 UTC  

Both, and sometimes the code editor will suggest to completion options.

2021-01-23 01:07:13 UTC  

But the latter two are mostly time savers

2021-01-23 01:07:53 UTC  

Most of the time I work on something that someone's already done, and make changes, add or remove things.

2021-01-23 01:08:04 UTC  

Something someone on my team has worked on.

2021-01-23 01:08:11 UTC  

ah, the codehs thing is just like a blank page, so i have to remember all the different lines and procedures i have to do. thats where i fail, i have a shoddy memory

2021-01-23 01:08:53 UTC  

Stack Overflow is what I use to reference code

2021-01-23 01:09:19 UTC  

It's tough, but it sticks after a while. The main importance is to know what you want to accomplish, and the syntax is secondary to some extent. There are plugins for editors called "linters" that catch little mistakes.

2021-01-23 01:09:33 UTC  

Same

2021-01-23 01:10:12 UTC  

oh, usually if i get something wrong i have to go and look for it, and it takes too much time with having to look all of it up and type it out