We can open up city hall. We can reform our electoral systems.

Parse error Unexpected Character, probably a missing space?

They're all basically words you'll see that refer to the same concept, which is we turn spaces to pluses.

Now I can possibly have spaces or not, so I could have 0 or more spaces, so I'll leave a space and then put a star.

And then I'm going to have to multiply that times ax plus 1, so I'm going to write the ax plus 1 down here just to save space. ax plus 1.

Suppress Space

This leaves space for the mover

Web browsers use the same sort of techniques we talked about in the last unit to break up sentences like these into words based on white space.

Losing a memcache box was really painful.

Reserve empty spaces within the panel.

So now what I'm going to do and, actually, this is going to get pretty messy is, I'm going to raise actually, let me write this a little more space.

What we want to do is chop up those strings into substrings.

Verb and object stay the same.

Tab inserts spaces

Expand tabs to spaces

Horizontal

Let me see if I can grow that a little bit.

So you could immediately see that R2 is kind of a bigger space.

The phone puts the period, the space, and the capital for you.

And the central, but not all important, role of competition and survival of the fittest shrinks just a little bit to make room.

Which brings us quite nicely to why I'm really here today

The left hand hand side of the equation just becomes x squared minus 3x, no 4 5 there.

Take Space From Children

The string to replace spaces with

Keep extra spaces

Save

Space

spaces

There is not enough disk space available to process this report.

For this particular exercise, that's not allowed.

Then we printed 1 1. We see the result of 1 1 is 2.

Space Toggle capture

Edit Clean Spaces

Edit Paste as Quotation

Edit Add Quote Characters

Edit Remove Quote Characters

We want his flaws.

Parsing can continue, but the resulting text will contain gaps.

You have run out of uid space.

You have run out of gid space.

And then you keep doing that, so forth and so on.

Then here we've got a 2 and a 2, and this second 2 is not a or b , so that looks good.

So things like Plus, Minus, Times, and Divide those are arithmetic operations that take two arguments one on the left, and one on the right.

Let's go through the answers together.

And it's gray, font size 13.