From section 3.6.3 of the spec: > If "at most" is specified, then the range is the half-closed interval (unbounded, M]. > > 'at most 1' specifies the range (unbounded, 1]. I would assume that neither M or N can be negative, so what does it mean to have "unbounded" for the lower part of the interval? Does: (unbounded,1] really mean: [0,1] ? If so, why not simply write it that way; if not, then what does it mean? - PaulReceived on Wednesday, 26 May 2010 18:09:35 UTC
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