F is a letter. You see, I use this definition of digit: "any of the Arabic figures of 1 through 9 and 0. "
You didn't specify the definition. You stated "there is no single digit greater than Nine", which implies a mathematical context. In such a context, a mathematical definition for 'digit' is implied. Consequently, in the absence of a specified radix, your statement must be true for all radices - it is not. 'F' is a standard hexadecimal digit, and it is greater than 9.
Even if you wish to argue the mathematical context, when you make a statement of fact like that you should really ensure it is not subject to being wrong under a valid interpretation.
Tanoshii Moomin Ikka (no, I have not seen it, but I posted it so I could post the above. As for why I took so long to do so - I'm busy to an extent that is ungodly this week)
You didn't specify the definition. You stated "there is no single digit greater than Nine", which implies a mathematical context. In such a context, a mathematical definition for 'digit' is implied. Consequently, in the absence of a specified radix, your statement must be true for all radices - it is not. 'F' is a standard hexadecimal digit, and it is greater than 9.
Overruled, I gave my definition, thus making any of your complaining invalid. You also fail to include the fact that I was speaking with Ro. Now hush and accept that Nine is the greatest digit. (whiner)
This argument is pointless. Just use the digit for infinity.
Akiyuki (also from Sgt. Frog)
*punches you in the face* Kamina is greater, I win.
Overruled, I gave my definition, thus making any of your complaining invalid.
Yes, you corrected yourself, which is great. Thanks. I took it that you were implying I was wrong, but on reading your post again I realised that you did not do so.
You also fail to include the fact that I was speaking with Ro.
Not only is this the Internet, it is a forum on the Internet - we can respond to anyone and anything we wish (as you yourself often do).
Now hush and accept that Nine is the greatest digit. (whiner)
According to my definition(s), the digit F pwnz the digit 9. However, I agree with you under your definition - but only if we also take a mathematical definition of "great" as opposed to something like "awesome". Otherwise, the digit Zero is much more awesome than the digit Nine.
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. And no, I won.
Sorry, !database error, but he's right about this.
Posted By: lackofcheeseOtherwise, the digit Zero is much more awesome than the digit Nine.
How can a digit that wants to be a lousy letter be greater than the greatest true digit?Because zero has powers like no other number.
Observe:
In September 21, 1997 while on maneuvers off the coast of Cape Charles, Virginia, a crew member entered a zero into a database field causing a divide by zero error in the ship's Remote Data Base Manager which brought down all the machines on the network, causing the ship's propulsion system to fail.
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Even if you wish to argue the mathematical context, when you make a statement of fact like that you should really ensure it is not subject to being wrong under a valid interpretation.
Tanoshii Moomin Ikka
(no, I have not seen it, but I posted it so I could post the above. As for why I took so long to do so - I'm busy to an extent that is ungodly this week)
Akiyuki (also from Sgt. Frog)
Kamina.
Akira Hojo
El Hazard.
Eikoku Koi Monogatari Emma
Observe: Let's see nine do that.
Also, Arjuna.
Neko no Ongaeshi.
Shigofumi
Mika (Shigofumi)
Kanokon. How horrendous was this show again Viga?
Wait, even better: Kanojo to Kanojo no Neko