Hi Christina, *,
On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 10:40 PM, Christina Roßmanith
<ChrRossmanith@web.de> wrote:
Up to now I didn't know that there is a gap between 9 and 10 (assuming we
are considering only integers of course) and even my daughters learn at
primary school that it is "...8-9-10-..." so where is the counting error?
Yes, the assumption that it is the decimal system is wrong. Think of
hexadecimal values..
then 09 would be followed by 0A
If there isn't a veto this comment is marked for removal :-)
"veto" (well, don't want to imply that the comment is useful, but
removing it because "10 always follows 9" certainly is wrong)
(I'd rather move those above the constants, not below...)
ciao
Christian
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