Re: Double Prime?

I started marking it that way after some one on another list complained that my
mail was coming through with my comments indistinguishable from those I was
responding to.

Adam
 Tristan <kesuari@...> wrote:Please don't mark your writing as a quote. It makes me not read it. It
probably makes others not read it. I think it also makes some
anti-spam/anti-junk things send the message straight to the trash.

Tristan.

Adam Walker wrote:

>
>
> */Sarah Marie Parker-Allen /* wrote:
>
> Egads... and here I was annoyed by how complicated we make it in
> English.
>
> I have a stupid question (hey, you need at least one of those a
> week on any
> high-volume email list!) -- what is Reverse Polish notation?
>
> ***********
>
> Even better, What is Forward Polish Notation?
>
> Adam
>
> ******************
>
>
> (I've forwarded your comments about "Double Prime" to my friend...
> I have no
> way to respond to that as I have no idea who that Weisstein person is)
>
> Sarah Marie Parker-Allen
> lloannna@surfside.net
> http://www.geocities.com/lloannna.geo
> http://lloannna.blogspot.com
>
> "Being captured by the Evil Overlord is one way to learn his
> secret plans,
> but are innumerable other ways that are better, and they will be tried
> first." -- Rules for the Hero
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > Behalf Of John Cowan
> > Lojban has a large mathematical subset, with ways to speak both
> ordinary
> > math notation and Reverse Polish while retaining all (or more
> than all)
> > the unambiguity of written mathematics.
> >
> > li re du li vei re su'i re ve'o te'a pimu
> > the-number 2 = the-number ( 2 + 2 ) to-the-power .5
> >
> > li re du li fu'a re boi re su'i pimu te'a
> > the-number 2 = the-number [RPN] 2 [push] 2 + .5 to-! the-power
> >
>
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>

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