In my programming class my output was always the same, so I know i did it right...
"Segmentation fault"
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I thought the answer was supposed to be Kernel Panic...
Oh, crap... maybe you're right.
I got my degree, though, so... 😉
My dude how stupid can you be? I can count three problems where the correct answer is math error.
I Googled it and it said you may have connectivity issues.
Okay, I'm not quite a genius, but I'm pretty sure the problem number like 15) isn't supposed to be part of the formula..
😂🤣
It's so poorly formatted. They forgot the "(" at the start of every problem.
BTW, that particular calculator model is amazing. I used one in a very dust heavy shop environment maybe a hundred times a day for 15 years and I never had any kind of problem with it. They also only cost ~$12.
Totally worth getting screamed at, lectured for over an hour, and then grounded for a week over. Now imagine this was an honest attempt. Yeah my mother was like that.