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In the first example, why does (None, 0, 1) dominate (0, 0, 0)? The latter has a higher value in the first position.
by anonymoushn 6y ago
In the first example, why does (None, 0, 1) dominate (0, 0, 0)? The latter has a higher value in the first position.
- kummappp 6y agoOh, it is a bug. I'll fix it. How embarrassing and thanks. I have mainly used the None means the whole row is inferior -thing.