As I start off every question in this thread... I am by no means a programmer but while I was dabbling in some code I created a few lists. I was searching through the list when I noticed the index of the items were -1 the position in the list, this being that the index of the lists start at 0. I was just wondering why does it start at 0?
(I think its the index... Ex: list[number here] )
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 Jun 3 2016, 8:53 pm (Edited on Jun 3 2016, 8:58 pm)
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Jun 3 2016, 9:02 pm
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Rushnut
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Fun fact, BYOND actually starts at 1, just to confuse everyone.
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It does... WHAT IS THIS.. now Im really confused.. why is it different D:
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Actually a lot of languages are 1-based. BYOND is one of them, but there are many. BASIC is a classic example, with Visual Basic following suit.
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