dirty~d~ Slobberknocker Platinum Jul 19, 2005 #53 PBR said: i wish i was busy with.... Click to expand... Well then hop on that scooter of yours and get your ass up here. I have chicken and mushrooms simmering and a fruit salad chilling... problem is I made too much and I need help eating it.
PBR said: i wish i was busy with.... Click to expand... Well then hop on that scooter of yours and get your ass up here. I have chicken and mushrooms simmering and a fruit salad chilling... problem is I made too much and I need help eating it.
Lumberg New member Jul 19, 2005 #56 Blut Wump said: Damn! That's one of the problems with being a programmer. 'Or' doesn't exclude 'And'. I thought I could cop for both. Click to expand... LOL! XOR vs. inclusive OR I remember explaining that to my SAS teacher once...he was like, you mean there's two different types of ORs? basically having an XOR operator saves you from typing AND NOT (x AND y) but it's still a pain in the arse not to have when you need it.
Blut Wump said: Damn! That's one of the problems with being a programmer. 'Or' doesn't exclude 'And'. I thought I could cop for both. Click to expand... LOL! XOR vs. inclusive OR I remember explaining that to my SAS teacher once...he was like, you mean there's two different types of ORs? basically having an XOR operator saves you from typing AND NOT (x AND y) but it's still a pain in the arse not to have when you need it.
Lumberg New member Jul 20, 2005 #57 So all those who have not posted on this thread: you must be really, really scared.
redguru New member Jul 20, 2005 #60 Lumberg said: LOL! XOR vs. inclusive OR I remember explaining that to my SAS teacher once...he was like, you mean there's two different types of ORs? basically having an XOR operator saves you from typing AND NOT (x AND y) but it's still a pain in the arse not to have when you need it. Click to expand... Gotta love Boolean algebra. Not (X OR Y) and not (X AND Y) = Exclusive Nor
Lumberg said: LOL! XOR vs. inclusive OR I remember explaining that to my SAS teacher once...he was like, you mean there's two different types of ORs? basically having an XOR operator saves you from typing AND NOT (x AND y) but it's still a pain in the arse not to have when you need it. Click to expand... Gotta love Boolean algebra. Not (X OR Y) and not (X AND Y) = Exclusive Nor