@Tonepoet Wha?? Don't not post your better answer!! That's the whole point of having the capacity for multiple answers, some may be better than others. On math.SE, you'd think there should only be one answer to a question ever, but that is obviously not the case there. It's how you present your answer.
I didn't say better. I'm a very verbose writer by most people's standard. Also I don't want to tread the line of what's a dupe and what's not really...
@Tonepoet understood on treading the line. but I encourage you to post anyway and if there is a long delay when you post, give an explanatory comment maybe.
also, different people have different styles. Barry England tends to be very short, but tchrist very verbose. Details allows the user to judge for themselves (but give a TL;DR so the reader doesn't get lost).
Lol at "disarm". Reminds me of "What did the train do to the big-bottomed lady when she didn't quite make it across the tracks in time? … Disaster." — kojiro30 mins ago
I am attempting a search between two values with an or condition but can not seem to get this to work. Here is my search:
$search = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `data` WHERE (`Required ACT` between ($act1) and ($act2) OR (`Required SAT` between ($sat1) and ($sat2))");
It works fine when alone b...
Maybe you are right ..! But actually @Ϻ.Λ.Ʀ. is living in my country and he is the first guy which I visited here ..! (same country). That makes me curious to ask him more than usual a bit ;-)
Sure. We're all curious. But remember that chat here is fully indexed and open to the world by Google. So it is entirely public (and you should assume all chat everywhere is like that)
Anyway, you should spend time here first before asking such direct questions.
As for a 't' trapped between /n/ and a vowel, I've heard it pronounced in three different ways:
Maybe the formal, standard way is to fully pronounce the /t/ sound:
romantic: /roʊˈmæntɪk/
Another way is to omit the /t/ altogether:
Atlantic: /ətˈlæn(t)ɪk/
Yet another way is to pro...
I am attempting a search between two values with an or condition but can not seem to get this to work. Here is my search:
$search = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `data` WHERE (`Required ACT` between ($act1) and ($act2) OR (`Required SAT` between ($sat1) and ($sat2))");
It works fine when alone b...
As for a 't' trapped between /n/ and a vowel, I've heard it pronounced in three different ways:
Maybe the formal, standard way is to fully pronounce the /t/ sound:
romantic: /roʊˈmæntɪk/
Another way is to omit the /t/ altogether:
Atlantic: /ətˈlæn(t)ɪk/
Yet another way is to pro...
English Language & Usage: Multi-Layer…
English Language & Usage: Multi-Layer…