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<font face="Georgia">The comment says: "If they are not these values
(accounting for precision of printing)..." <br>
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So it looks like the writer of the comment was allowing for just
what occurred for you, the precision to which the numbers was
printed having changed. It looks like there was a change made to
Float>>absPrintOn:base:</font> in 2010 (well after the
Random test was written) that may have led to this difference.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Bob<br>
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On 3/3/12 3:43 AM, 강진오 wrote:
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<div>Hello.</div>
<div>I have a question.</div>
<div>I tested Random class>>theItsCompletelyBrokenTest to
test my system.</div>
<div>The comment of the method says that my system would be
horrible if the result is not these values:</div>
<div>#(0.149243269650845 0.331633021743797 0.75619644800024
0.393701540023881 0.941783181364547 0.549929193942775
0.659962596213428 0.991354559078512 0.696074432551896
0.922987899707159)</div>
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<div>but my result was more precious:</div>
<div>#(0.1492432696508445 0.331633021743797 0.756196448000239
0.3937015400238808 0.941783181364547 0.549929193942775
0.659962596213428 0.991354559078512 0.696074432551895
0.922987899707159)</div>
<div> </div>
<div>Is it because my system has errors or the comment is obsolete
or incorrect?</div>
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