if it does not quit early it can still be equivalent to that code in terms of what is returned. that semantic is the effect of a sentence in context. this was learned in my basic journalism writing class (a good class to take for documentive writing). perhaps i should write a couple replacement paragraphs. but, this is not the only ambiguity i have seen in the documentation. English is an expressive language, not an inflexive one, such as Norwegian or Spanish. word order and context are part of the language, not the culture as is the case with most others. try Esperanto, it is the most inflexive language i have seen, despite being artificial.
i did put together a little brute-force test with a 268435460 size tuple. it did show the early quit. i saw the early quit in the C code. despite the high probability of it being so, that does not prove that the binary i'm running matches that source (Ubuntu has changed things before).
i did put together a little brute-force test with a 268435460 size tuple. it did show the early quit. i saw the early quit in the C code. despite the high probability of it being so, that does not prove that the binary i'm running matches that source (Ubuntu has changed things before).
Tradition is peer pressure from dead people
What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.
What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.