"Paul F Dubois" <paul@pfdubois.com> writes: > I haven't followed the rational discussion but obviously there is no > other long-standing and highly used notation for rationals except > 1.0/2.0, is there? Kirby Urner suggested 1r2 as a way of expressing rationals, which I rather liked, but no I don't know of a traditional notation for rationals. -- Christopher A. Craig <list-python@ccraig.org> "Bah! Puny, weak newsreaders!"- GNUS info, in reference to 'global' kills
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