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You didn't read very carefully. 1/I/i/L/l are all interpreted as 1, so it doesn't matter which one they are misreading it as. Do you contest that l can be misre
by gliptic 8y ago
You didn't read very carefully. 1/I/i/L/l are all interpreted as 1, so it doesn't matter which one they are misreading it as.
Do you contest that l can be misread as 1 or I? Because that's what the table means. The code is case-insensitive.
- BugsJustFindMe 8y ago> Do you contest that l can be misread as 1 or I? I declare that 5 can be misread as S and yet there they are. (And that L looks like 1 or I far less frequently than 5 looks like S)
- gliptic 8y agoI'm pretty sure l looks like I more frequently than 5 looks like S. You have to draw the line somewhere.
- throw_away2 8y agoit's a1so very different in monospaced fonts where these identifiers are 1ike1y to be read. 'l' 1ooks much more 1ike '1' in these fonts.