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    My list alters given values on read ?

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      THE POST BELOW IS MORE THAN 5 YEARS OLD. RELATED SUPPORT INFORMATION MIGHT BE OUTDATED OR DEPRECATED

      On 14/03/2011 at 07:23, xxxxxxxx wrote:

      Whats happening here ?

      [15.588470458984375, 15.588470458984375, 4.5]
      Korrekt => 2.188
      first value wrong -> (2.1880000000000002, 3.1819999999999999, 2.0, 2.9630000000000001, 2.0, 3.125, 2.0, 3.25, 2.125, 3.3999999999999999, 2.0, 3.2000000000000002, 1.8999999999999999, 3.1669999999999998, 1.8460000000000001, 3.0, 1.875, 3.0, 1.895, 3.0, 2.125)
      3.464

      all the ones with more than 3 digits after the smicolum are wrong or am I?

          nutrate_m4 = round(7.0/3.2, 3)                     # M4 standard Nut DIN 934   
          nutrate_m4flat = round(7.0/2.2, 3)                # M4 standard Nut DIN 934 flat   
          nutrate_m5 = round(8.0/4.0, 3)                     # M5 standard Nut DIN 934   
          nutrate_m5flat = round(8.0/2.7, 3)                # M5 standard Nut DIN 934 flat   
          nutrate_m6 = round(10.0/5.0, 3)                # M6 standard Nut DIN 934   
          nutrate_m6flat = round(10.0/3.2, 3)           # M6 standard Nut DIN 934 flat   
          nutrate_m8 = round(13.0/6.5, 3)                # M8 standard Nut DIN 934   
          nutrate_m8flat = round(13.0/4.0, 3)           # M8 standard Nut DIN 934 flat   
          nutrate_m10 = round(17.0/8.0, 3)                # M10 standard Nut DIN 934   
          nutrate_m10flat = round(17.0/5.0, 3)           # M10 standard Nut DIN 934 flat   
          nutrate_m10_new = round(16.0/8.0, 3)           # M10 standard Nut DIN ??? NEW   
          nutrate_m10flat_new = round(16.0/5.0, 3)      # M10 standard Nut DIN ??? flat NEW   
          nutrate_m12 = round(19.0/10.0, 3)                # M12 standard Nut DIN 934   
          nutrate_m12flat = round(19.0/6.0, 3)           # M12 standard Nut DIN 934 flat   
          nutrate_m16 = round(24.0/13.0, 3)                # M16 standard Nut DIN 934   
          nutrate_m16flat = round(24.0/8.0, 3)           # M16 standard Nut DIN 934 flat   
          nutrate_m20 = round(30.0/16.0, 3)                # M20 standard Nut DIN 934   
          nutrate_m20flat = round(30.0/10.0, 3)           # M20 standard Nut DIN 934 flat   
          nutrate_m24 = round(36.0/19.0, 3)                # M24 standard Nut DIN 934   
          nutrate_m24flat = round(36.0/12.0, 3)           # M24 standard Nut DIN 934 flat   
          nutrate_x1 = round(8.5/4.0, 3)                    # sondermaß ?   
        
          nutlist = (nutrate_m4, nutrate_m4flat, nutrate_m5, nutrate_m5flat, nutrate_m6, nutrate_m6flat, nutrate_m8, nutrate_m8flat, nutrate_m10, nutrate_m10flat, nutrate_m10_new, nutrate_m10flat_new, nutrate_m12, nutrate_m12flat, nutrate_m16, nutrate_m16flat, nutrate_m20, nutrate_m20flat, nutrate_m24, nutrate_m24flat, nutrate_x1)   
          print nutrate_m4, nutlist   
          ratio = round(alist[1]/alist[2], 3)   
          print ratio
      
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      • H Offline
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        last edited by

        THE POST BELOW IS MORE THAN 5 YEARS OLD. RELATED SUPPORT INFORMATION MIGHT BE OUTDATED OR DEPRECATED

        On 14/03/2011 at 08:24, xxxxxxxx wrote:

        This should just happen on output. Internally the value should return True
        on print nutrate_m4==2.188.

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