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: I think you are interpreting "input" as something like C's "standard input", but "input" has been a general concept that has included files for decades. (And, in fact, the OS abstraction that we think of when we say "standard input" was strongly influenced by this more general usage.) |
: I think you are interpreting "input" as something like C's "standard input", but "input" has been a general concept that has included files for decades. (And, in fact, the OS abstraction that we think of when we say "standard input" was strongly influenced by this more general usage.) |
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: Anyways, it's probably good to use console input for this, but I think we can forgive people who went with a more general interpretation of that word. |
: Anyways, it's probably good to use console input for this, but I think we can forgive people who went with a more general interpretation of that word. |
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: That said, it might be interesting to think about a "[[User_input/Text|user input's text]]" task, and what it would take to wire it up to a mad-lib implementation here which uses some other form of input. --[[User:Rdm|Rdm]] ([[User talk:Rdm|talk]]) 08:45, 25 October 2016 (UTC) |
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