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發表於 2017-11-8 21:43:04
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本帖最後由 oldboy33 於 2017-11-8 23:32 編輯
回復 四台國際CEO #1 的帖子
"Some" and "All" are keywords in SQL (relational database query language).
"All" means the whole set of items.
"Some" means at least 1 item in the set.
For example, the statement
select * from table_T where attribte_A >some in {A, B, C, D}
The selected tuple from table_T can have attribute_A greater than any one item
in the set {A, B, C, D}.
If attribute_A of the selected tuple is greater than all items in the set is also valid.
But for everyday usage, "Some" does not mean "all".
So I think any value between 1 to 14 can be a valid answer.
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樓主: 四台國際CEO
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發表於 2017-11-7 17:58:45
巧L易姐：Some of DAMN 囖！
