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Suppose we have a list of items with an integer: USA: 3 people Australia: 2 people Germany: 2 people If we calculate the percentage of each value against the sum over the whole list, we get: USA: 3/(3+2+2)*100 = 42.857...% Australia: 2/(3+2+2)*100 = 28.571...% Germany: 2/(3+2+2)*100 = 28.571...% and if we round it, we get: USA: 43% Australia: 29% Germany: 29% The sum 43+29+29 = 101 is not 100, and it looks a little bit strange to the user of the software. How would you solve this problem?
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