Hi Ken,
I was looking at the code you pointed to and I see something I don't
quite understand. Do you see where the variable: float t; is used?
No.
Did the author mean to write:
for (int i=0; i<one; i++) {
t = (float)i;
f = (t/onef);
Probably. And the current code does the same thing, I believe. In
other words, t can be removed, and the compiler probably had done so.
Thanks,
-James
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