Use this however you like.

For percentages, do division.

If you make something with it, show me, but you're free to use it.

Notes: -I chose to return NSStrings rather than float values because in the situation where I used it, I wanted the values to be trimmed at the 2nd decimal place. I plan to release a new version of this in the future

Requests: -ability to request different lengths and get percentages, etc.

License: Copyright (c) 2010 Will Strimling

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