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There actually is a similar flowchart in a linked article. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/mar/08/the-brexit-state-of-play-a-guide-to-next-weeks-cruci
by berbec 8y ago
There actually is a similar flowchart in a linked article. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/mar/08/the-brexit-state-of-play-a-guide-to-next-weeks-crucial-votes https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/mar/08/the-brexit-...
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- berbec 8y agovoid choices() { if(uk_MPs_yes_vote(12_march)) { brexit(29_march[current_deal]); } else if(uk_MPs_yes_vote(13_march)) { brexit(29_march[no_deal]); } else if(uk_MPs_yes_vote(14_march)) { if(EU_yes_vote(21_march)) { brexit(extension_date); } } else if(uk_MPs_yes_vote(22_to_29_march)) { brexit(29_march[current_deal]); } else { brexit(1/0); } }
- weinzierl 8y agoThanks, that's better than my code. It has a logical flaw though, I think. It says "UK asks for a short extension" and then the EU leaders magically could decide to "No to short, but yes to longer extension". I don't know if this is a serious possibility or just wishful thinking...