

Does “slept” have yet another meaning, or were they all just playing make-believe?


Does “slept” have yet another meaning, or were they all just playing make-believe?


Not a problem, I’m sure they couldn’t get worse.
The best answer for a basic CS exam would probably be to say to use an integer to store dollars, and an another to store cents.


f is hexadecimal for 15, which could have been more clever
real is inherently unsuitable for human currencies since those are usually accounted for in cents or hundredths of cents, and floating-point rounding errors are not great for financial accountability, so rational formats with a denominator of 100 or 10,000 would be more suitable.


Those are the exact reasons that I hold my opinion …


It’s because of Tesla, isn’t it.


It actually seems to make too little sense for that.


Autonomous vehicles, apart from being inherently safer, would actually decrease the number of vehicles on the road, as well as greatly reduce the need for parking. The resulting drop in car ownership could also lead to an increase in public transit demand.


That actually would improve the car problem


Price comparisons while grocery shopping would be a basic everyday use.


You should really try using algebra, it’s quite handy.


It’s called a “macerator.”


Yeah, that movie is not for broadcast TV.


Algebra is far from high-level math.


It’s all just blue. Terrible color choice to demonstrate any sort of regional differences. It looks like the USA is covered in denim.


This is not oniony.


These make no sense.
“Boolean” does not rhyme with “fooling,” or even “foolin’.” Maybe “bullying.”
Integers are real numbers.
How would you make a dry, solid fuel from soup?
Array index -1 is almost always out-of-bounds on an array.
f. C++ is far more suited for OOP than Python.
Also, who counts “2, 3, 4, 5, f?”


We’ll see what they actually implement, and how they do so.


Multiple visits and all those people I’d have to talk to? My battery is already low!
Yes, that’s one of the already-existing meanings I alluded to in my comment. It’s also never written with quotation marks.