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But the etage above the Rez-de-chaussée is 1, correct? The Rez-de-chaussée then is 0. That is 0-based indexing. US D F 3 2 2 2 1 1 __1__0__RdC
by FabHK 5y ago
But the etage above the Rez-de-chaussée is 1, correct? The Rez-de-chaussée then is 0. That is 0-based indexing.
US D F
3 2 2
2 1 1
__1__0__RdC
B1 -1 je ne sais pas
- skydhash 5y agoThere is no Etage 0. People will just confusingly look at you if you ever said that. And the "Je ne sais pas' is called "Sous-sol"
- scraptor 5y agoYou can have multiple basement levels, which get numbered again. 1er Sousl-sol, 2eme Sous-sol etc. The ground floor might not be explicitly labeled as zero but the number between "one up" and "one down" is still zero.
- gwhl 5y agoIn a lot of elevators rez-de-chaussée is labelled 0. We just don't use that when communicating