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klibertp 9y ago
No, I didn't... At least, not in English. Good to know, thanks.
int_19h 9y ago
It is a country-specific convention. What's written as e.g. ½ in US would be more commonly written with a horizontal dividing line in many other places, or simply as 0.5. Similarly, 2.5 instead of 2½ etc.