"Derek Baker" <me@derekbaker.eclipse.co.uk> wrote in message
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Howard wrote: "sej" <sw**********@yahoo.co.in> wrote in message
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hello buddy.how r u? i cant able to write a program to print first k
prfect number. perfect number is the sum of all factor less than equal
to tht number n which is equal to tht number,for example 6 is perfect
number, and its factor is 1,2,3 and 1+2+3=6. try to help by tomm. bye
have a nice time.take care.
i m ok, thx. sugg: do ur own hmwrk. and spk englsh
His email address is from India.
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Derek
So? I'm not commenting on poor grammar or poor spelling, but the use of
phrases like "how r u?", "tht" for "that", and no capitalization to start
sentences. Those are not factors of his being from India, they're IM-speak,
the shorthand that (mostly) kids are using on their text messagers, etc.,
and it's annoying. In a field such as programming, why use such shorthand?
You can't program in shorthand, and if you want to communicate with others,
it's best to be clear.
"At least that's my opinion... I could be wrong."
-Howard