I just know I'm going to be modded down but I have to express what I think about this anyway.

I don't know of ANY language where sentences or concepts are not broken down. In Japanese there is the tiny circle, indicating end of sentence. In English we have the period or "full stop".

Regardless of how well an anonymous person knows English they should be able to logically contain parts of their question into a sentence.

I like to give a lot of lattitude to those poor in English because unlike them I myself have not gone to the trouble of learning another language well. Thus I always like to help out where I can. I'm sorry but in this case, I just cannot, because without breaking up the sentences it is extremely difficult to understand.

In reply to Re: Inserting values into an array by monarch
in thread Inserting values into an array by Anonymous Monk

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