Time Travel Research

[WilbyInebriated]

Wilby, I will let the world know, the day you stop stalking me is the day you will figure all things out. by then, all things will have come to pass.
not from your book but from my book. the book of science.

that's hilarious... especially coming from you, the mental midget who doesn't know the difference between "" and 0...   

[onthecuttingedge2005]

that's hilarious... especially coming from you, the mental midget who doesn't know the difference between "" and 0...   

you mean Zilch, moron.

Zilch it is. 0

between you and I. you need to go on a diet, a diet of you and I. cause you are very unintelligible compared.

I follow all the current rules of science, you don't. that makes you a complete moron.

I do not make the rules, only the wickedly smart make the rules.

that you are not.

when it comes to """" and zero they are the same thing, I am a programmer and I know such things, in fact, I am an important programmer beyond this place.

I program A.I systems beyond your control.

[WilbyInebriated]

you mean Zilch, moron.

Zilch it is. 0

between you and I. you need to go on a diet, a diet of you and I. cause you are very unintelligible compared.

I follow all the current rules of science, you don't. that makes you a complete moron.

I do not make the rules, only the wickedly smart make the rules.

that you are not.

when it comes to """" and zero they are the same thing, I am a programmer and I know such things, in fact, I am an important programmer beyond this place.

I program A.I systems beyond your control.

no. i didn't mean "zilch". can you read what i wrote? check your eyes...take your meds...
you said, and i quote:

If Ohm = "" Then Ohm = 0

If Ohm > 0 Then Ohm = Resistance

If Resistance = "" then Resistance = 0

If Resistance > 0 then Resistance = Heat

simple programming.

"" and 0 are not the same thing... any novice programmer knows this...
"" is a string. 0 is an integer. strings are NOT integers... tu stultus es.
"" is absence of information. 0 is a quantity...  again, tu stultus es.

you are no programmer, AI or otherwise. i doubt you could write a DOS batch file...

[Tito L. Oracion]

void Zeroenergy(int will, int cut)
{
      return(mrn = will + cut) ;
}

;        

not functioning function  joke

[CuriousChris]

no. i didn't mean "zilch". can you read what i wrote? check your eyes...take your meds...
you said, and i quote:"" and 0 are not the same thing... any novice programmer knows this...
"" is a string. 0 is an integer. strings are NOT integers... tu stultus es.
"" is absence of information. 0 is a quantity...  again, tu stultus es.

you are no programmer, AI or otherwise. i doubt you could write a DOS batch file...

Not wanting to pick sides here, but as I am an accomplished programmer I feel I can contribute.
In many programming languages "" == 0 ( "==" means "is equal to?", "=" normally means assignment, as in let A be equal to B )

Some languages regard "" as undefined and will throw an error if you try to assign it to an integer or float. This is the common "NaN" error.

But languages such as c and its derivatives will normally assign the value 0 (zero)

If Ohm = "" Then Ohm = 0

is entirely acceptable psuedocode and often used.

CC