For the slider positioning, couldn't you have just taken the midpoint between your min and max values (50) and added the difference between the two values? Like this 50 + (Value(Person1.Text)-Value(Person2.Text))
Why Rand() function never gives you 1, but could give you 0 in the same time, the same function multiplied by 100 cannot give you 0? It could I think ruclips.net/user/liveK3bP_L-nYws?si=Ykx_RxcOl4EutKLk&t=3241
By convention, many random number functions use a half-open interval, including the lower bound but excluding the upper bound, to simplify calculations and maintain consistency across different programming platforms.
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For the slider positioning, couldn't you have just taken the midpoint between your min and max values (50) and added the difference between the two values? Like this 50 + (Value(Person1.Text)-Value(Person2.Text))
That works too!.. thanks for sharing 🚀
Yes, I like it.
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Why Rand() function never gives you 1, but could give you 0 in the same time, the same function multiplied by 100 cannot give you 0? It could I think
ruclips.net/user/liveK3bP_L-nYws?si=Ykx_RxcOl4EutKLk&t=3241
By convention, many random number functions use a half-open interval, including the lower bound but excluding the upper bound, to simplify calculations and maintain consistency across different programming platforms.
Somehow disappointed on the content… I came to better understand User Defined Functions, and didn’t learnt much
Noted. I would imagine that our live streams aren't for everyone and I'm ok with that. If you like more structured presentations, click on the "video" tab. That's where those videos are at.