#18575: Fixed typos in Mixed Integer Linear Programming documentation
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Reporter: tgagne | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: closed
Priority: trivial | Milestone: sage-6.8
Component: documentation | Resolution: fixed
Keywords: linear programming, | Merged in:
documentation | Reviewers: Nathann
Authors: Thomas Gagne | Cohen
Report Upstream: N/A | Work issues:
Branch: | Commit:
e1360ebbf44532ff30e75a34c52f15270d52bf56 | Stopgaps:
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Changes (by ncohen):
* commit: e1360ebbf44532ff30e75a34c52f15270d52bf56 =>
Comment:
Hellooooooo,
> Also, the choice of 'a/an' will always be based on the word immediately
after it,
Always with the word immediately after it. Makes sense, I'll remember it.
> so it'd be incorrect to base it off 'dictionary' here. In our case, "an
usual dictionary" is wrong since the word after 'an' ('usual') starts with
a consonant sound when spoken.
Whaaaaaaaaaaat? `O_o`
This I do not get: why do you say that "usual" starts with a consonant?
For me it starts with the vowel 'u', and to me 'an usual' flows better
than 'a usual'? Actually, I pronounce "an usual" exctly as I would
pronounce "unusual". Perhaps that's what is meant to be avoided? `;-)`
Nathann
P.S.: Thanks for your help with that. It is a bit "all I want to know
about english but were too afraid to ask" `:-D`
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