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Post 302885315 by Akshay Hegde on Friday 24th of January 2014 02:48:28 PM
01-24-2014
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Don Cragun :
Your explanation was awesome, and it's crystal clear as always, actually when I was in college even our lecturers didn't teach/explain us any programming language / any single statement in depth as clear as you guys here teaching us.
I have noticed in many threads in forum especially You, Corona, Scrutinizer and RudiC explained so clearly that even beginner who just knows alphabets would be able to create sentence.
Thanks you so much for your valuable time.
As I always say Unix.com is well organized, and got prompt support compare any forum which one can search in any search engine.
Regards,
Akshay
Your explanation was awesome, and it's crystal clear as always, actually when I was in college even our lecturers didn't teach/explain us any programming language / any single statement in depth as clear as you guys here teaching us.
I have noticed in many threads in forum especially You, Corona, Scrutinizer and RudiC explained so clearly that even beginner who just knows alphabets would be able to create sentence.
Thanks you so much for your valuable time.
As I always say Unix.com is well organized, and got prompt support compare any forum which one can search in any search engine.
Regards,
Akshay
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