Closed zachary95 closed 9 years ago
parseFloat() on line 66 was left out which means n was equal to 21 > 211 > 2111 instead of 3 > 4 > 5. I also use "==" for more flexibility (no needs to check if vars are absolutely numbers, which cause many bugs when they are string instead)
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parseFloat()on line 66 was left out which meansnwas equal to 21 > 211 > 2111 instead of 3 > 4 > 5. I also use "==" for more flexibility (no needs to check if vars are absolutely numbers, which cause many bugs when they are string instead)