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min/max
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I have absolutely no idea. Please explain what they are, what they do, and what they would be usefull for. |
haven't used them, but i'd guess its like the stuff in M$ Excel
you specify a range of numbers like in excel, min(A1,A5) would return the lowest number in that array of numbers. |
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I thought it would be something big and cool since it has to do with game AI :( . |
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why not just say min(a,b) is the lowest number of a,b min(1,2) would be 1 max(a,b) is the greatest number of a,b max(1,2) would be 2 =X |
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Oh my! so do mine :eek:
scary stuff... |
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Dont say that! I don't want to start competition here!!! Maybe I do, maybe I don't, but I don't really want to find out =X |
Who really cares :\
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