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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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which one to use "of" or "with"?

I have objects and they got ranks.

which one is the correct way to start a sentence:
"objects of the same rank........"
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"objects with the same rank......"
  

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Anonymous W hich one is the correct way to start a sentence ? With nothing more to go on, Objects of the same rank . Note that we cannot give you a definite answer on any question that does not include at least one complete sentence.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous W hich one is the correct way to start a sentence ?
  • With nothing more to go on, Objects of the same rank .
  • Note that we cannot give you a definite answer on any question that does not include at least one complete sentence.
  • CJ
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AnonymousWhich one is the correct way to start a sentence?
With nothing more to go on, Objects of the same rank. Note that we cannot give you a definite answer on any question that does not include at least one complete sentence.

CJ
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I see, so here's the senctence I'm trying to write: (a programming comment)

The variable sum is used to save the sum of 2 objects with the same rank
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The variable sum is used to save the sum of 2 objects of the same rank
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Anonymous-
The variable sum is used to save the sum of 2 objects with the same rank.
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The variable sum is used to save the sum of 2 objects of the same rank.
From the viewpoint of meaning, it makes no difference which you use. Both are possible.
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