Because you want the maximum rebate, but you don't want to include both. Anything larger than 7 would also be larger than 3, but not vice versa.
Play the example through both ways (with the >= 3 first and second), with d = 10, and see how the logic works out.
I always forget putting the brackets in
'still'? This solution is 7 years old.
why are you still on python 2
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Python 2
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Because you want the maximum rebate, but you don't want to include both. Anything larger than 7 would also be larger than 3, but not vice versa.
Play the example through both ways (with the
>= 3first and second), withd = 10, and see how the logic works out.why doesn't putting the d >= 3 line first work?
yea i saw this coming but didnt know what else to write lmao
It absorbs water and electrolytes from food that has remained undigested.
Shit, I thought I had a good solution...
what exactly does the colon do?
imagine someone who isn't familiar with coding looking at this and thinking hey! this seems easy enough
why does this show a typeerror-object of type 'int' has no len()
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