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As an aside, I think it's logical OR that's tricky for non technical/math types since XOR more closely matches common usage.
by Tloewald 14y ago
As an aside, I think it's logical OR that's tricky for non technical/math types since XOR more closely matches common usage.
- lmm 14y agoWhat? No it doesn't. When people say "No bare ankles or shoulders", that doesn't mean it's ok if you bare both of them.
- bvdbijl 14y agoI think he means when it is used like "coffee or tea?"
- lmm 14y agoThe answer to that when one wants both coffee and tea is "yes" rather than "no".
- philwelch 14y ago"No food or drink" is a good one, so many possible misinterpretations between or vs. XOR, and how you scope the "not".
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