Okay, so here's whats up: You either press space, or g. --=Space=-- If you choose space you have to enter your own data set (Ex: 34 65 12 5 90 126) They have to be separated by ONE space any more, and it breaks. Then your given the goods, and as a plus the program odors the numbers from least to greatest. --=G=-- If you press G then you have to give it the length (how many numbers), what the min is (what is the least POSSIBLE number, not guaranteed to get this number in the set, and the max, again not guaranteed.
MATH SUCKS! SO THIS DOES IT FOR YOU. All code is mine accept for the mode script, some guy (or girl) on the wiki did that, I just tailored it for my project. This took me almost 3 months to make so I hope you like it. Can you give it a heart + star for my effort? (Shameless self-plug.) You this for school, work, or just for fun, do what you wish. When generating a data set (g) don't go much over 200, or it will lag. 0 sprites 1 bg 580 blocks of code 22 variables 5 lists 11 custom blocks (functions) Q/A Q: What is being calculated? A: Mean, median, mode, range, IQR, Q1, Q3, min, max, sum. Q: What is mean? A: The mean is the average of all the data points, to find it add all the numbers together, and then divide by the number of points Q: What is median? A: The middle number when they are ordered from least to greatest. You can do this by writing all the numbers own and then crossing one from each side till you reach the last one. Sometimes you get two numbers so you find the mean of the two and thats the median. Fun fact, the median is also called Q2. Q: What is mode? A: The most common number in a data set Q: What is range? A: The difference between the smallest number and the greatest number. Q: What is IQR? A: InterQuartile Range. To find it, find the median of the lower half of the data set, then subtract that from the median of the upper half. Q: What is Q1? A: The median of the lower half, or the first quarter. Q: What is Q3? A: The median of the upper half, of last quarter. Q: What is min? A: Lowest, or minimum, number in the data set Q: What is max? A Largest, or maximum, number in a data set. Q: What is the sum? A: All the numbers added up.
