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I need to store scientific information in a database (sql server). What is the best way to store a value in a database where \"smaller than\", larger than\" is part of the information.
I am working on a simulation in Queueing Theory, within a wxPython GUI. (Project link.) What would be a good tool for visualizing the simulations? The visualization should consist of simple objects, s
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