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[ferret_users] question about @din or @iin




hi, all
   I'm not sure if anybody had ask this question, and I didn't find it from Email archive in PMEL website. My question is about @din, which give us an unaccurate value?

let one=x*x
list/i=1:3 one[i=@din]
then Ferret give us:

             VARIABLE : X*X
             X        : 0.5 to 3.5 (integrated)
          14.00

Actually, we know integrate x*x from 0.5 to 3.5 (shift 1/2 grid cell in Ferret), is x^3/3 from 0.5 to 3.5, which means (3.5^3-0.5^3)/3=14.25 instead of 14.00.


why? the same for @iin, the results of each step is integer, no digit. why?

Any help will be appreciated!


Dawn


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