And the reason why I write it this way is because using it this way, you can now use the binomial cumulative distribution function on my calculator. So if I just type in binom, and once again, I'm gonna take seven, or binom CDF, I should say, cumulative distribution function, and I'm gonna take seven trials and the probability of success in each trial is 0.35. And now when I type in four here, it doesn't mean what is the probability that I make exactly four free throws. It is the probability that I make zero, one, two, three, or four free throws. So all of the possible outcomes of my binomial random variable up to and including this value right over here. So let me get that, let me get my calculator back. So once again, I can go to second, distribution.