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i think it is the same structure but different ways to accomplish

i dont know which one is more efficiency than another.

and if I want the number is not bang every time but bang once in a certain range ? how ?

hi there
there is a simple comparison.
i think it is the same structure but different ways to accomplish
i dont know which one is more efficiency than another. 

and if I want the number is not bang every time but bang once  in a certain range ? how ?

compare-if-with-split-in-the-same-structure

p.s.: damned, i had to fix it twice and now its three objects instead of one expr like planned. :)

[flonum]
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[expr ($i1>=0 && $i1238 && $i1485 && $i1
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[if $i1 then $i1]
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[+ 1]
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[print expr]

p.s.: damned, i had to fix it twice and now its three objects instead of one expr like planned. :)


exper is not the fastest, assuming I did this right:

i sometimes wonder how one could predict better when expr is more effective than if.

what happens when you do the same but with float?

i sometimes wonder how one could predict better when expr is more effective than if.
what happens when you do the same but with float?


compare if with split in the same structure