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Liveinjapan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Set .. to
It sets 100 to X and 200 to Y. (<- first of all, is it correct?)
Does the sentence below have the same meaning as the above?
It sets 100, 200 to X, Y.
Could you tell me a better way, plaease?
Thanks.
Does the sentence below have the same meaning as the above?
It sets 100, 200 to X, Y.
Could you tell me a better way, plaease?
Thanks.
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Hi, It sets 100 to X and 200 to Y. ) No. With 'set', the variable must be mentioned first.
- Hi, It sets 100 to X and 200 to Y.
- ) No.
- With 'set', the variable must be mentioned first.
- It sets X to 100 and Y to 200.
- Does the sentence below have the same meaning as the above?
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Hi,
It sets 100 to X and 200 to Y. (<- first of all, is it correct?)
No. With 'set', the variable must be mentioned first. It sets X to 100 and Y to 200.
Does the sentence below have the same meaning as the above?
It sets 100, 200 to X, Y.
No, see above. However, you could say (eg about a computer program)
It moves 100 to X and 200 to
It sets 100 to X and 200 to Y. (<- first of all, is it correct?)
No. With 'set', the variable must be mentioned first. It sets X to 100 and Y to 200.
Does the sentence below have the same meaning as the above?
It sets 100, 200 to X, Y.
No, see above. However, you could say (eg about a computer program)
It moves 100 to X and 200 to
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Perfectly understand! Thanks, Clive.
One more, please?
I understand "It sets X,Y to 100, 200" is not good in terms of ordinary English. If I add 'respectively' to somewhere in it, is that better?
It sets X, Y to 100, 200 respectively.
Thanks
One more, please?
I understand "It sets X,Y to 100, 200" is not good in terms of ordinary English. If I add 'respectively' to somewhere in it, is that better?
It sets X, Y to 100, 200 respectively.
Thanks
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Hi again,
I understand "It sets X,Y to 100, 200" is not good in terms of ordinary English. If I add 'respectively' to somewhere in it, is that better?
It sets X, Y to 100, 200 respectively.
For good English, say It sets X and Y to 100 and 200 respectively.
Clive
I understand "It sets X,Y to 100, 200" is not good in terms of ordinary English. If I add 'respectively' to somewhere in it, is that better?
It sets X, Y to 100, 200 respectively.
For good English, say It sets X and Y to 100 and 200 respectively.
Clive
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