I like to use a Lambda to replace the print() function with just P. While I'm learning I'm using print quite a bit.

This isn't a good construct. I would have preferred Option One.

I've added the R and Python support but it doesn't seem to be worth the effort.

I'm currently learning Python which I find a Superior Language and one day will try...

Thanks. That was fun.

If you flip the operator then it needs to be >=

Interesting.. Didn't even know that this was in T-SQL. I got the answer right because I have programmed in C. Is this just a T-SQL thing or is it standard...

ssn[7:10] gives you '456'

Python is 0 based so ssn[7] is '4'. ssn[7:] is '4567'

Been involved with this too many times.

Users think Excel can do everything and when it can't they don't comprehend. I've given them a Microsoft Access front end a few times...

Hadn't got to this in my Python Ed. I can see this being useful.

That's useful. You get so used to clicking away during installs that you miss something fundamental like the collation. I'm personally happy with the defaults but not all clients are.

It makes sense but I find business users have trouble with negative numbers in general. We have situations where we've run out of numbers to use for things which could...

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I fell for it.

The Syntax looked wrong based on what I knew but then I don't know everything so thought I'm going to learn another Microsoft shortcut. I actually like the incorrect Syntax....