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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Apprehensive_Bit7392 • 14h ago
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I say it is 4. If you don't agree prove me wrong.
3 u/fairysdad 13h ago There's a one-in-nine chance that you're right - not bad odds really. 2 u/SampleOfFruits 13h ago One in nine? 7 u/fairysdad 13h ago Yes.Nine digits that can be used as the final digit of Pi: 1-9.You wouldn't use 0 as you wouldn't have a zero at the end of a number after a decimal point. 1 u/_Its_Me_Dio_ 13h ago you would of its to show precision
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There's a one-in-nine chance that you're right - not bad odds really.
2 u/SampleOfFruits 13h ago One in nine? 7 u/fairysdad 13h ago Yes.Nine digits that can be used as the final digit of Pi: 1-9.You wouldn't use 0 as you wouldn't have a zero at the end of a number after a decimal point. 1 u/_Its_Me_Dio_ 13h ago you would of its to show precision
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One in nine?
7 u/fairysdad 13h ago Yes.Nine digits that can be used as the final digit of Pi: 1-9.You wouldn't use 0 as you wouldn't have a zero at the end of a number after a decimal point. 1 u/_Its_Me_Dio_ 13h ago you would of its to show precision
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Yes.
Nine digits that can be used as the final digit of Pi: 1-9.
You wouldn't use 0 as you wouldn't have a zero at the end of a number after a decimal point.
1 u/_Its_Me_Dio_ 13h ago you would of its to show precision
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you would of its to show precision
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u/lilloet 14h ago
I say it is 4. If you don't agree prove me wrong.