Your work on timer program has been received. We will look at your data later in the context of the entire group's data on this experiment.
See my note on your question about the meaning of the second number.
sets of two numbers.
1 329.0898 329.0898
2 329.2813 .1914063
3 329.4805 .1992188
4 329.6836 .203125
5 329.8906 .2070313
6 330.1133 .2226563
7 330.3438 .2304688
8 330.5547 .2109375
9 330.793 .2382813
10 331.0156 .2226563
11 331.2422 .2265625
12 331.4727 .2304688
13 331.7031 .2304688
14 331.9336 .2304688
15 332.1367 .203125
16 332.3672 .2304688
17 332.6055 .2382813
18 332.8164 .2109375
19 333.0352 .21875
20 333.2188 .1835938
21 333.4453 .2265625
22 333.6563 .2109375
.2173
(333.2188-329.0898)/19 differences
.1914063, 1
.1992188, 1
.203125, 2
.2070313, 1
.2226563, 2
.2304688, 5
.2109375, 3
.2382813, 2
.2265625, 2
.21875, 1
.1835938, 1
.25, 1
The timer reports two numbers, the second is time between the number in the previous number. What does the first number represent? is the first number randomly chosen and then the differences affect the next number?
That first number is the running time since your first click (in some versions, the running time since you opened the program). This running time is called the 'clock time'.
It's rounding by 7 decimal places, and perhaps the human body is more likely to develop a rythem at times.
the difference is most often
+- .01563 and the integer is always present. Therefore, limited space can force close but not exact measurements.
4009.191
3.074219
3.535156
2.957031
3.023438
2.953125
2.875
3.054688
2.824219
2.921875
longer data extension.
The fast clicks most likely didn't happen as much, but limitations rounded it.
The TIMER program is capable of determining the time between two events accurately to withing about .0001
Most of the data is rounded to the .000001 second.
event number
clock time
ime interval
4009.191
009.191
4012.266
.074219