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back to boardProblem text is probably wrong Posted by WAZZAP 26 Mar 2002 13:48 "A word is a sequence of letters not containing any other symbols or ends of line. The end of a sentence is defined a full stop, a question-mark or an exclamation mark. " What means "a full stop?" It seems to be EOF, but it isn't true. I've got AC assuming that "a full stop" was a dot ('.') Re: Problem text is probably wrong Full stop means the punctuation sign '.' in English :) check your English dictionary |
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