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> press any key, 3 times Personally I don't read this as "press all keys 3 times" but "for all keys, you can press it 3 times <to continue>" but I agree with t
by bruce343434 3y ago
> press any key, 3 times
Personally I don't read this as "press all keys 3 times" but "for all keys, you can press it 3 times <to continue>" but I agree with the rest. In that sense it is a universal quantifier to throw in a formal logic term.
- arh68 3y agoThat's the most ambiguous one. I'd say both QQQ & QWE would satisfy "press any key, 3 times". It's not necessarily saying to press the same key 3 times. "Press any 3 keys" isn't the same, because I could just press one key three times.
- bruce343434 3y agoI think "a key" makes it clear that there is one key, could be any of them, but you need to select one key. "Make any 3 key presses" would in my mind finally allow QWE and QQQ.