Comparing and Ordering Numbers 

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TIFF, 3 concepts really brought a lot of mathmatics into focus for me. 1/6 = a whole (1) divided into 6 parts. 10% = 10% of 100. 100 being the whole (1). 35/466 = you are going to divide 466 into 35 equal parts In my workshop I run across some crazy numbers. a 25/64 drill bit. WHAT? Whats that in English? Well, half of 64 = 32. Half of 32 = 16 Half of 16 = 8 8+16 = 24 -OR 3/8" OK, now I gotcha. Its 3/8" + another 64th. Actually, I downloaded a chart off the interweb for reference. It shows fractions-decimals-metric. HOWEVER I do keep a calculator at the ready. ! !

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For example 5 I turned 7 over 12 into decimal which was 0.583 so doesn't that make 7 over 12 the greatest

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NaN [ ] NaN < doesn't work > doesn't work = doesn't work How would you order NaN and signed 0; for ordering 0 and signed 0, this is not commutative in many programming languages while some other orders signed 0 and then 0 (from smallest to largest)?

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