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So, not the German "Das"...I was aware of -betterC, but was curious about Walter referring to it everywhere of late as DasBetterC.
by grok2 8y ago
So, not the German "Das"...I was aware of -betterC, but was curious about Walter referring to it everywhere of late as DasBetterC.
- WalterBright 8y agoI was in Muenchen when I noticed the "Das", so yes, it works as the German Das.