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so in one of the vids this question comes up

In Python 2 (the version of Python that we are learning), what is the value of -9 / 4?

and the answer given is 3.
because:
"Remember that in Python 2, the result of dividing two integers is another integer. (The exact answer rounded down to the nearest integer.)"

wouldn't that make the right answer 2, though? being that the exact answer would be 2.25, if we're rounding down to the nearest integer and all...?

-9/4 = -2.25

The answer is -3 because you're rounding DOWN to the nearest NEGATIVE integer. Dig?

That question tripped me up too, took me a minute to get.

oh snap son, negatives, duh haha
thanks big homie

oldangelmidnight wrote:I didn't see Programming for Musicians and Digital Signal Processing. Sounds cool.

just saw this, here ya go bruhbruh

https://www.coursera.org/course/chuck101
https://www.coursera.org/course/dsp

mr.e wrote:-9/4 = -2.25

The answer is -3 because you're rounding DOWN to the nearest NEGATIVE integer. Dig?

That question tripped me up too, took me a minute to get.

for some reason I got this right instantly but I didn't even process it.

I'm through all but the "project" video for this week. I'll be doing that tonight after work or tomorrow with my day off.

It's pretty exciting. I'm pretty stoked for this.

htsamurai wrote:

oldangelmidnight wrote:I didn't see Programming for Musicians and Digital Signal Processing. Sounds cool.

just saw this, here ya go bruhbruh

https://www.coursera.org/course/chuck101
https://www.coursera.org/course/dsp

Thanks. ChucK seems like a strange choice for a class. I guess I was under the impression that C++ would be the language to use...

I learned to program on javascript. blech. Python looks a lot nicer lol.
You can get a free trial at lynda.com. There are some handy videos there. Intro to object oriented programming and some other vids like that were helpful for me. He uses java but it is more about picking up the basics and the terminology.