THat's a toothy grin, for sure.
A perfect example of why you should use as much parenthesis as needed to make the problem clear.
maurvir posted:A perfect example of why you should use as much parenthesis as needed to make the problem clear.
Or a multiplication symbol where it's implied.
6 / 2 * (2+1), read left to right.
dv posted:maurvir posted:A perfect example of why you should use as much parenthesis as needed to make the problem clear.
Or a multiplication symbol where it's implied.
Yes, but that assumes that everyone uses PEMDAS. Older methods give multiplication and division the same priority. If you want to make damn certain there is no way to misinterpret things, parenthesis ALWAYS works, no matter what order of precedence is used.
Last edited by maurvir on Wed Mar 07, 2018 6:15 pm.
That is awesome.
mooom! can we get one of those? pleeease?
Nope, those aren't stairs - they are part of a waterfall water feature. Despite being where you would expect stairs, and looking a lot like stairs.
The building is "Ideo Q Chula" in Bangkok, Thailand
dv posted:maurvir posted:A perfect example of why you should use as much parenthesis as needed to make the problem clear.
Or a multiplication symbol where it's implied.
6 / 2 * (2+1), read left to right.
I thought that math problems should be solved from right to left when parentheses are in use until preceded by an actual mathematical symbol (kinda like how you read japanese manga) so that wouldn't that phone be wrong.
Aaron_R posted:dv posted:maurvir posted:A perfect example of why you should use as much parenthesis as needed to make the problem clear.
Or a multiplication symbol where it's implied.
6 / 2 * (2+1), read left to right.
I thought that math problems should be solved from right to left when parentheses are in use until preceded by an actual mathematical symbol (kinda like how you read japanese manga) so that wouldn't that phone be wrong.
Random math website says left->right.
https://www.mathsisfun.com/operation-order-pemdas.html
How I learned math, the phone is correct. Parentheses only apply to what's inside them. Multiplication/division have equal precedence and are done left->right, then addition/subtraction the same way.
That said, if I had to program the parser to actually do the math, I'd probably make the same mistake and assume that anything in between two known operators (+, -, / *) had to be evaluated together first. It certainly would save me some time.
Edit: this random math website actually addresses the problem:
http://www.coolmath.com/prealgebra/05-o ... -PEMDAS-03
C compiler taught me division has precedence over multiplication.
TOS posted:
I'm not sure whether that's an indictment of toxic masculinity, or a homophobic tract about how guys who worry about their appearance are somehow feminized.
dv posted:TOS posted:
I'm not sure whether that's an indictment of toxic masculinity, or a homophobic tract about how guys who worry about their appearance are somehow feminized.
i read it as an indictment of homophobia among the deeply closeted.
It looks like a 'Little Britain' sketch.
Dr Lector recommends the fava bean dip with that
TOS posted:dv posted:TOS posted:
I'm not sure whether that's an indictment of toxic masculinity, or a homophobic tract about how guys who worry about their appearance are somehow feminized.
i read it as an indictment of homophobia among the deeply closeted.
Oh, there it is, staring me in the face. Sorry. Hadn't had my coffee yet.
dvfail
what time is it? ::squints at stands:: bout two o'clock
They must have shifted across the stand the entire game
They must have shifted across the stand the entire game
TOS posted:
Expend a bunch of money so you can come expend some more! (i want that car)
TOS posted:
mine was an L shaped piece of wood that shot one rubber band at a time, and I had fun with it
ukimalefu posted:TOS posted:
Expend a bunch of money so you can come expend some more! (i want that car)
Don't forget that the mall brings you to a different other mall on land, every day!
oh jeez