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I think you mean 10^9 = 1e9 rather than 10e9. (And the parent actually mentioned the 3 GB minimum, I think it was essentially asking how much extra memory a re

by dbaupp 14y ago

I think you mean 10^9 = 1e9 rather than 10e9. (And the parent actually mentioned the 3 GB minimum, I think it was essentially asking how much extra memory a real world XML parser uses.)

irishcoffee 14y ago
Nope, 10e8 is what you're both looking for, as 1^9 is.. 1.
- rhino42 14y ago
  Nope, 1e9 = 1 * 10^9. He was fine.
- BCM43 14y ago
  Actually, dbaupp is correct. The e1 parts means *10^9. See: https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1e9 https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1e9