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I learned what [a,b) means before i had even heard of computer. Also, "like a programmer" sounds weird when programming actually is derived from mathematics an
by mkagenius 12y ago
I learned what [a,b) means before i had even heard of computer.
Also, "like a programmer" sounds weird when programming actually is derived from mathematics and is fairly new.
- captainmuon 12y agoI guess what the blog poster means is not the standard [a,o) notation, but the "obliteration operator" ^ in the notation {a, a+1, ô}. It indeed reminds me of `for (i = a; i < o, i++)`. Interestingly, this also reminds me a bit of Nims new `for i in a..<o` syntax.