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I remember running into the same confusion when first solving this problem. Using integer division (//) versus float division (/) can trip up beginners, but once you understand the difference, it gets easier. Honestly, it’s a lot like working with a Ghostwriting Agency, you need clarity on whether you want a rough draft (integer output) or something more polished and detailed (float output). Both serve different purposes, depending on the need.
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I remember running into the same confusion when first solving this problem. Using integer division (//) versus float division (/) can trip up beginners, but once you understand the difference, it gets easier. Honestly, it’s a lot like working with a Ghostwriting Agency, you need clarity on whether you want a rough draft (integer output) or something more polished and detailed (float output). Both serve different purposes, depending on the need.