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How do you figure? Assuming ranges are A-B, where A <= B (you could like one season) and A, B are in [1, 28] then there should be just 406 ranges (28 that star
by aanm1988 10y ago
How do you figure?
Assuming ranges are A-B, where A <= B (you could like one season) and A, B are in [1, 28] then there should be just 406 ranges (28 that start at season 1, 27 at 2, etc...).
- jpfed 10y agoD'oh! I just squared 28 instead of getting the 28th triangle number.