3 ms·Rich now!by BornInTheUSSR 16y agoRich now!dctoedt 16y agoUpvoted - I like your thinking - never assume the stated constraints are set in concrete!gloob 16y agoThat is a useful habit when dealing with the real world, and an annoying habit when dealing with a purely hypothetical question. In the latter case, it's called "missing the point".