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Quote from: tabooti on February 10, 2012, 09:50:02 AM
Oh shit, being up at 3:00 AM + sick doesn't help

And I did not know about the link that you sent me, I was always taught that X < Y means X is greater than Y  (English based schools)
My bad then, time to abandon that system

What English school did you go to? lol

Not an English school, but the grammar & apparently math, was based on the English system, You know... maybe it was the Arabic version that they taught us, not sure.

This thing, It's so strict maybe even worse than the army, most people (Including myself) Left the school for another one because of the amount of stress it creates... Also i recall it's banned from some countries because it's curriculum is too inhumane.
http://www.iscuae-sabis.net/Pages/Schools/Sharjah/

Quote from: tabooti on February 10, 2012, 06:10:52 PM
Not an English school, but the grammar & apparently math, was based on the English system, You know... maybe it was the Arabic version that they taught us, not sure.

This thing, It's so strict maybe even worse than the army, most people (Including myself) Left the school for another one because of the amount of stress it creates... Also i recall it's banned from some countries because it's curriculum is too inhumane.
http://www.iscuae-sabis.net/Pages/Schools/Sharjah/

Could also be that they left because they were teaching things incorrectly 

My bad

Quote from: tabooti on February 11, 2012, 09:27:16 PM
My bad

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4VbOHvaPRc

Quote from: tabooti on February 10, 2012, 09:50:02 AM
Oh shit, being up at 3:00 AM + sick doesn't help

And I did not know about the link that you sent me, I was always taught that X < Y means X is greater than Y  (English based schools)
My bad then, time to abandon that system

I'm English, I did 12 full years at 6 different English schools(12 years all together im not 72years old>.>). and they all taught me that the smaller number as at the thinner end of the '<' or '>' . eg... 10>5 . Ten is BIGGER than 5.
You, sir, went to a very wrong English based school :p

Quote from: redchecks on February 12, 2012, 04:50:02 AM

Quote from: tabooti on February 10, 2012, 09:50:02 AM
Oh shit, being up at 3:00 AM + sick doesn't help

And I did not know about the link that you sent me, I was always taught that X < Y means X is greater than Y  (English based schools)
My bad then, time to abandon that system

I'm English, I did 12 full years at 6 different English schools(12 years all together im not 72years old>.>). and they all taught me that the smaller number as at the thinner end of the '<' or '>' . eg... 10>5 . Ten is BIGGER than 5.
You, sir, went to a very wrong English based school :p

I can see that now!
Or It may have been a genuine mistake that I made while trying to listen to the teacher ^^

How do you get 10 being bigger than 5?