Argument MIN changed to int and changed output formatting #146
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The possibility to provide a command-line value for the MIN argument did not work. It was defined as int, but used as float. So, entering 70 caused the value 70 to be used (which resulted in no matches), whereas 0.70 was needed. However, providing 0.70 as command-line argument gave an error. I changed the code to accept int (e.g. 70) as argument value, but handle it as float (e.g. 0.70).
Besides I added a newline and some equal signs in the output, just for reading convenience.
Hope you will appreciate these changes.