I dont get this!
Peter Sundling
peter.sundling at telia.com
Thu Aug 23 18:16:49 EDT 2001
Help! :)
I have been programming in python for some time now, and today i
found a strange bug in my code i cant get rid of...
Here is a code snippet where something is wrong somewhere:
def check_hilo(i):
if value[i] < low[i]:
return 1
if value[i] > high[i]:
return 2
return 0
...Simple, huh? I have never had any trouble with something like this
before.
The thing is that this procedure always returns 1.
I have tried to rewrite this little source code a couple of times,
in many different ways, and it still returns 1!
If i compare value to high before i compare it to low, it still returns
1.
As an example: value[i] was 103, low[i] was 25 and high[i] was 35.
As far as i know, 103 is greater than 25. But python seemes to disagree
on that...
( if i start the python alone and writes
print 103 < 25
it responds 0, But what the hell is wrong now??)
/Peter
(The dumbest programmer on the face of the earth)
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