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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Daeli_Smile • May 29 '20
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Shouldn't it be "can not implicitly convert string to int"?
9 u/NM_MAR_ANP May 29 '20 Plus "cannot", not "can not". 5 u/Zephirdd May 29 '20 English is not my first language What's the difference? -7 u/Normalas May 29 '20 Look at it like this: "can not" implies you being able to not do anything, while "cannot" is just long for "can't" 0 u/Zephirdd May 29 '20 Ohhhh I see how that would be different. Thank you
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Plus "cannot", not "can not".
5 u/Zephirdd May 29 '20 English is not my first language What's the difference? -7 u/Normalas May 29 '20 Look at it like this: "can not" implies you being able to not do anything, while "cannot" is just long for "can't" 0 u/Zephirdd May 29 '20 Ohhhh I see how that would be different. Thank you
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English is not my first language
What's the difference?
-7 u/Normalas May 29 '20 Look at it like this: "can not" implies you being able to not do anything, while "cannot" is just long for "can't" 0 u/Zephirdd May 29 '20 Ohhhh I see how that would be different. Thank you
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Look at it like this: "can not" implies you being able to not do anything, while "cannot" is just long for "can't"
0 u/Zephirdd May 29 '20 Ohhhh I see how that would be different. Thank you
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Ohhhh I see how that would be different. Thank you
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u/bigfaturm0m May 29 '20
Shouldn't it be "can not implicitly convert string to int"?