If the subject was closed, we could start another one. The idea of a dot and a comma as a decimal separator flashed across the board.
I remember a programmer friend of mine in chemistry class, back in the early nineties, writing numbers on the blackboard and commenting out loud - "full stop", when writing a number.
Vladimir Tkach: If the topic closes, you can start another one. There's an idea floating around about a dot and a comma as a decimal separator.
I remember a programmer friend of mine in chemistry class, back in the early nineties, writing numbers on the blackboard and commenting out loud - "full stop", when writing a number.
We had a similar guy at the institute, if he wrote a zero on the board, he would cross it out diagonally.
Suit yourself...
Take away that not-so-good-looking ban.
There's much better in its place, get yourself some enthusiasm, think of others.
You got a hundred.
You can't write here, write to your friends like this
correction was, the author had.If the topic closes, you can start another one. There's an idea floating around about a dot and a comma as a decimal separator.
We had a similar guy at the institute, if he wrote a zero on the board, he would cross it out diagonally.
We had a similar person at the institute, if he wrote a zero on the board, he crossed it out diagonally.
And it was customary at the beginning of programming to distinguish 0 from the letter O
And this was adopted at the beginning of programming to distinguish 0 from the letter O
My professors at university asked me why I crossed out zeros.
They probably never saw what an Electronica MC was. And they had never heard that a tape recorder was used as an HDD.
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I'll drink to that.