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• • abooodibrahim
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  • • Joined 22 Aug, 2016
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  I know there's a round(n) thing but I need something that will allow me to do this: exp(3.7) = 3 or exp(2.2) = 2. You get the idea.

  can you plzz more clarify your problem topic.thnks in advance

• • abooodibrahim
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  • • Joined 22 Aug, 2016
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  I know there's a round(n) thing but I need something that will allow me to do this: exp(3.7) = 3 or exp(2.2) = 2. You get the idea.

  can you plzz more clarify your problem topic.thnks in advance

• • abooodibrahim
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  • • Joined 22 Aug, 2016
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  They're each sensible tools. There are different "drag and drop" alternatives ". you must measure all of them and select the one that suits your requirements the best.

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• • abooodibrahim
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  • • Joined 22 Aug, 2016
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  Most pictures that you simply see on a pc are made of pixels, little rectangles that ar totally different colours. If you look very close at your image you'll see them.

  The Fab Lab machines do not know a way to cut pixels.

  We have to convert our image into lines and shapes that the machines will perceive. we have a tendency to decision this sort of file a vector file.

  Another good thing about turning our file into vectors is that you simply will size the image as massive as you would like and it will not get bleary or loose resolution.