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The truth of the statement does not derive from being an inverse, converse, or contrapositive of the statement before it. Rather, it is inferred from what we de
by evo 17y ago
The truth of the statement does not derive from being an inverse, converse, or contrapositive of the statement before it. Rather, it is inferred from what we defined "NPR" to mean.
Since "NPR" is defined as true if what follows it is never printed twice in succession, and "NPRNPR" is never printed as a given, then "NPRNPR" as a statement is true.
- dbz 17y agoAh. Wonderful. I see now. Thanks a lot =]