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  1. I was never too great at math but... $test = 0 While 1 $test += .01 ConsoleWrite($test & @LF) If $test = 100 Then ExitLoop WEnd Exit ...should be fairly straightforward and get us to 100 in equal steps of .01, yes? However the output gives me numbers such as 0.810000000000001. This throws off the whole sequence and somehow never reaches exactly 100 (99.9900000000142, 100.000000000014, etc.). The script has no purpose other than my learning that $var += n is another way to express $var = $var + n. I just happened to notice that neither expressions give me the sequence I had expected. Any help is appreciated. I'm using the latest version. Best, Chad
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