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20 Nov 2023, 08:42
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Sometimes the table will have many values, and they ask a question related to the median. If the question is nasty, sorting on the column alone may not be enough, as you may need to filter out some values based on other columns. Anyone have any good tips/tricks to share? How do you efficiently answer these questions?
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20 Nov 2023, 10:52
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Could you provide an example of one of the "nasty" median questions you're talking about?
20 Nov 2023, 12:17
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Yeah an example would be great. But usually those tables aren't so long that it's not possible to count manually while keeping an eye on the other "filtering" column. And don't forget that you only need to get to the halfway mark. I haven't come across any question where this wasn't reasonably doable.
