Good afternoon! Here's what I don't understand. Turned on the tester. It's been about forty-five minutes and it's actually been over an hour, I've turned off the internet, thunderstorm.
I can't see if something is going on or a glitch ???? Something seems to be wrong, I dare not turn it off.
ps although I still don't understand why you can't compare double numbers
You can still compare constants, but you can't compare numbers after you calculate them. For example, after calculation, you can get two identical numbers with different values. This is not a paradox if you consider the accuracy set in EPSILON.
sdm ! The point is that the number can easily be 1000.00001 and 1000.000001, and they are different numbers. In the program it could easily be, but you can't see it at first glance. Of course you can compare the numbers beforehand, but it's better to be careful.
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PriceDelta = Point * 30;
Comparing real numbers
Thanks again so much
ps although I still don't understand why you can't compare doubles
Good afternoon! Here's what I don't understand. Turned on the tester. It's been about forty-five minutes and it's actually been over an hour, I've turned off the internet, thunderstorm.
I can't see if something is going on or a glitch ???? Something seems to be wrong, I dare not turn it off.
Thanks so much again
ps although I still don't understand why you can't compare double numbers
What about the tester, please? That there are no numbers above the bar at all, the usual 3\64668 or whatever?
Until the first pass is completed, there will be no numbers. :(
You'd better write to the CD.
Thank you!!! Got it.
What's SD?
Thank you!!! Got it.
What's SD?
Good afternoon colleagues!
Please advise if the logic in the code is correct.
The gist of the code is the formula:
TRIN = (Growing pairs/Decreasing pairs)/ (Volume of growing pairs/Decreasing pairs)
This is what came out:
Thank you!
Is it possible to determine from the code in which window/subwindow the object was created?