If there's an exception to every rule, is there an exception to that rule?
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The exception is, there is no exception to this rule.
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Yes,\nbecause you cannot have two things contradicting each other yet both of them are correct. for example, a>= b and a<b , they cannot be both correct.\n\nWhich one is correct then? well that's for you to find out.\n\nRegards
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assume suppose to be the case, without proof.\npresume suppose that something is the case on the basis of probability; take for granted that something exists or is the case.
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error is what u can't expect\nexception is u know that it may occur and try to catch it\nif (x>10)\nthrow exception xyz{"hello-desc"};\nELSE PRINT ("HELLO");\nU KNOW here WHEN to throw a msg\nerror\nis preucation u are taking because u don't want to stop the flow of ur application or come out of ur application or hanging the application
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no, not in all instances
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I do not undersand a and e.\nHowever, if\ne = not a\nthen a + e = 1 is true.\na + not a = 1 for any a.
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Basically no. Rules are rules. Just like homosexuals change in the same change rooms as the same sex, and use the same washrooms.
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Is everything a response to something?
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It is not a specific bit which determins if there is an error, usually a checksum of all bits is checked to tell you if there is an error.
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Under a strict interpretation of the rules: yes, you are right.\n\nBut since rules mean only what they are interpreted to mean, and players play knowing the prevailing interpretation: no, because officials allow that extra step.
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It's as obvious as it seems. \n\nA condition precedent is something that must be satisfied in order to trigger a requirement by another to perform.
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I disagree. I my experince. Reason people break the rule is becuase they cant win any other way. Ponder this thow rules are ristrictions enacted and enforced by individuals or private comp. ect. laws are differrent. Laws are inacted by Legislative body or gov. entity. Now im going to get deep with you. No one can enact or enforce rules that conflict with laws set by the gov. body. So most of the time no one is really breaking any rule because they confict with gov. laws. most of the time
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In many jurisdictions, yes. But the rules of your jurisdiction are the ones you need to know.
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Not without their permission  (that means permission of both (or all) parties in the call).\n\nThe exception could be granted by a court order.
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first off there is nothing he has done to violate the conditions. \nSecond off I can guarantee there was an "IS" in there somewhere.  but that's semantics
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Every action has an equal and opposite reaction
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If anything can go wrong, it will