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To play the devils advocate, on some calculators 9+3x2=24
by engineer_22 2y ago
To play the devils advocate, on some calculators 9+3x2=24
- miltonlost 2y agoThat's not playing devil's advocate. That's you not understanding how the calculator was programmed. A graphing calculator in which you can put (9+3x2) before pressing enter is different than a adding calculator in which you can only do sequential binary operations (9+3, enter, x2, enter). The calculator is programmed exactly to do as it was. Both calculators are correct in their programming. It's you who mistyped what you intended.
- engineer_22 2y agomy point exactly
- AceyMan 2y agoAhh, so we just need an RPN variant of LLMs to avoid any ambiguity .
- grues-dinner 2y agoVerbs at the end. You must simply all your questions like a German ask.