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Except in the UK, where there often is a Mezzanine floor somewhere above the ground floor (usually, but not always, between the ground floor and the first floor
by fhars 11y ago
Except in the UK, where there often is a Mezzanine floor somewhere above the ground floor (usually, but not always, between the ground floor and the first floor).
Is there an Esolang that numbers its arrays with
0,M,1,2,3...?
- derefr 11y agoA mezzanine is, by definition, a floor offset a non-integral number of storeys from the floors around it; a floor existing at a fractional floor number, in other words. A mezzanine "between the first and second floor" (in american parlance) would have a floor offset of 0.5 (or possibly ranging from 0.3 to 0.7, since mezzanines usually involve complex arrangements of stairs and landings.)