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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Is a space required?
Do I need a space before "+", "-", "*", and "/"?
For example, which one is correct?
“a * 3 + 2 / b = c” or “a*3+2/b=c”
“((d * e) - f) * 2 = g” or “((d*e)-f)*2=g”
In addition, I would like to know the standard I can refer to or I should follow
when I am not sure whether a space is needed before a measurement unit.
For example, cm, kg, MB, t (ton), l (liter), V (volt), h (hour), Hz, %, etc. etc..
Thank you in advance for your help.
For example, which one is correct?
“a * 3 + 2 / b = c” or “a*3+2/b=c”
“((d * e) - f) * 2 = g” or “((d*e)-f)*2=g”
In addition, I would like to know the standard I can refer to or I should follow
when I am not sure whether a space is needed before a measurement unit.
For example, cm, kg, MB, t (ton), l (liter), V (volt), h (hour), Hz, %, etc. etc..
Thank you in advance for your help.
Top answer
I think both of them are correct.
- I think both of them are correct.
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