Re:John Carmack: Career Advice
by webmaven on Saturday December 19, 2020 @08:29AM
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> the 1/n scheme indicates the length of the sequence upfront, whereas the backslash scheme doesn't.
I've seen a variation of the 1/n scheme that literally uses "1/n", "2/n", etc. to avoid specifying the length up front. Usually the end of the sequence isn't indicated in that case.
I've seen a variation of the 1/n scheme that literally uses "1/n", "2/n", etc. to avoid specifying the length up front. Usually the end of the sequence isn't indicated in that case.