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Is there a contraction for non-exclusive or?
Does “or” mean both conditions?Symbol for 'Or'I need clarification on the use of the word “either”Contraction for 'are' with nounsContraction for “owe on”; would it be “owe'n” or “ow'n”?Is there a word/term for a “super-contraction”Is “that've” a valid contraction for “that have”?Contraction in “Your file'll be downloaded…”Contraction RampageContraction of “There are” to “There're”Is “all'l” a suitable contraction?Is there a standard poetic contraction for “holiest”?Isn't “there're” a contraction for “there are”?
I find that often, in technical writing, I want to specify that or is non-exclusive: or ≠ xor; or = and/or.
(Stylistically, "and or" is terrible and gets tiresome quickly;)
As an example of the type of ambiguity that can arise, see I need clarification on the use of the word “either”.
If one has established an "xor" in natural language, "or" can be assumed to be non-exclusive can be assumed, but that may not be explicit enough.
- Has attempted to introduce, even unsuccessfully, a contraction for "non-exclusive or" that relates symbolically to xor?
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Russel & Whitehead used "v" as a symbol. [See: Symbol for 'Or']
See also: Does “or” mean both conditions?
terminology contractions logic
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I find that often, in technical writing, I want to specify that or is non-exclusive: or ≠ xor; or = and/or.
(Stylistically, "and or" is terrible and gets tiresome quickly;)
As an example of the type of ambiguity that can arise, see I need clarification on the use of the word “either”.
If one has established an "xor" in natural language, "or" can be assumed to be non-exclusive can be assumed, but that may not be explicit enough.
- Has attempted to introduce, even unsuccessfully, a contraction for "non-exclusive or" that relates symbolically to xor?
--------------------------------------------
Russel & Whitehead used "v" as a symbol. [See: Symbol for 'Or']
See also: Does “or” mean both conditions?
terminology contractions logic
asked 4 mins ago
DukeZhouDukeZhou
763414
I hope this question will be found tolerable, as it is a serious one. I linked three related, useful (but under-voted) previous stack questions.
– DukeZhou
3 mins ago
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I find that often, in technical writing, I want to specify that or is non-exclusive: or ≠ xor; or = and/or.
(Stylistically, "and or" is terrible and gets tiresome quickly;)
As an example of the type of ambiguity that can arise, see I need clarification on the use of the word “either”.
If one has established an "xor" in natural language, "or" can be assumed to be non-exclusive can be assumed, but that may not be explicit enough.
- Has attempted to introduce, even unsuccessfully, a contraction for "non-exclusive or" that relates symbolically to xor?
--------------------------------------------
Russel & Whitehead used "v" as a symbol. [See: Symbol for 'Or']
See also: Does “or” mean both conditions?
terminology contractions logic
asked 4 mins ago
DukeZhouDukeZhou
763414
I find that often, in technical writing, I want to specify that or is non-exclusive: or ≠ xor; or = and/or.
(Stylistically, "and or" is terrible and gets tiresome quickly;)
As an example of the type of ambiguity that can arise, see I need clarification on the use of the word “either”.
If one has established an "xor" in natural language, "or" can be assumed to be non-exclusive can be assumed, but that may not be explicit enough.
- Has attempted to introduce, even unsuccessfully, a contraction for "non-exclusive or" that relates symbolically to xor?
--------------------------------------------
Russel & Whitehead used "v" as a symbol. [See: Symbol for 'Or']
See also: Does “or” mean both conditions?
terminology contractions logic
terminology contractions logic
asked 4 mins ago
DukeZhouDukeZhou
763414
asked 4 mins ago
DukeZhouDukeZhou
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asked 4 mins ago
DukeZhouDukeZhou
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asked 4 mins ago
DukeZhouDukeZhou
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asked 4 mins ago
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I hope this question will be found tolerable, as it is a serious one. I linked three related, useful (but under-voted) previous stack questions.
– DukeZhou
3 mins ago
add a comment |
I hope this question will be found tolerable, as it is a serious one. I linked three related, useful (but under-voted) previous stack questions.
– DukeZhou
3 mins ago
I hope this question will be found tolerable, as it is a serious one. I linked three related, useful (but under-voted) previous stack questions.
– DukeZhou
3 mins ago
I hope this question will be found tolerable, as it is a serious one. I linked three related, useful (but under-voted) previous stack questions.
– DukeZhou
3 mins ago
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